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The United Services Union advises of the sudden passing of Organiser Emily Callachor on Sunday 4th October 2020. Emily was an integral part of the USU family, totally committed to eradicating social injustice, inequity for all workers, entrenched and systematic...
Last night the Morrison Federal Government handed down the 2020 Federal Budget. So what does it all mean for you? Our Federal Branch of your union had experts locked away in the Government’s budget lockup so that we can bring you insight and analysis about what the...
The USU Women’s Committee is very excited to announce an Online Evening with Ruan Sims. Ruan is a leading female NRL player and past captain of the Australian Rugby Union squad that played in the Rugby World Cup. Ruan will be speaking to our members on what motivates...
On 24 September 2020, the Federal Court ruled that Qantas misinterpreted S 789GDA of the Fair Work Act when calculating JobKeeper payments. This is a landmark win for USU/ASU members at Qantas. Our national union the ASU, along with the FAAA and TWU, brought the case...
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Qantas have made a number of announcements to staff in the last couple of days, once again failing to properly consult with staff about the major changes they are proposing. Roster Changes Qantas recently announced significant changes to its rostering practices...
Last night (Wednesday, 21 June) Qantas CEO Alan Joyce wrote to staff saying that the company could not guarantee that they would not be stood down in the near future. The CEO also stated that if stand downs were required, the company expects that support packages...
On Wednesday, 21 July, Jetstar CEO Gareth Evans wrote to staff saying that the company could not guarantee that they would not be stood down in the near future. The CEO also stated that if stand downs were required, the company expects that support packages would kick...
At the Council meeting on 21 July 2021, Cumberland City Council voted to keep Children’s Services in house.
For over 12 months, USU members from Cumberland Council have been campaigning to keep Childcare Services in house. Council has called for tenders twice, and neither time did they satisfy the requirements.
A working group including the USU, Councillors, USU members and management have been working for the last seven months on ways to make the service financially viable.
We thank everyone in the working group, our members, Councillors, and the local community for helping to deliver this great outcome.
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