ASU Tasmanian Coordinator Kath Ryman will be holding a lunch time site visit at RSPCA Launceston on Thursday the 22nd of November.
DATE: Thursday 22 November
TIME: 12.30pm – 1.30pm
VENUE: RSPCA Launceston
Kath will be available to discuss any workplace concerns that you may have.
For further information please contact:
ASU Tasmanian Coordinator Kath Ryman | 0429 004 237 | kryman@asuvictas.com.au
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