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Family Violence & Child Youth and Family Members and Delegates Network Meeting
Please join ASU officials and members for the first Family Violence and Child Youth and Family Delegates and Members Network meeting for 2019! DATE: Wednesday 27 February TIME: 6pm VENUE: ASU Offices, First Floor, 116 Queensberry Street, Carlton South Items on the...
VicRoads – Ombudsman’s Report Update & EA 9
Ombudsman’s Report into VicRoads Complaints The Victorian Ombudsman’s report was tabled in Parliament yesterday, and it highlights the need for greater spending on systems and processes, and better training of staff. Ombudsman Deborah Glass said “Some of these issues...
International Women’s Day Breakfast & Rally Geelong
Join the Geelong Women Unionists Network for their incredible International Women’s Day Breakfast and Rally. DATE: Saturday 2 March REGISTRATION: 9am | BREAKFAST: 9.30am | RALLY: 11am VENUE: Geelong Trades Hall, 127 Myers St, Geelong GUEST SPEAKERS:...
Horsham Regional Network Meeting
Strength in Unity! In 2018 we reviewed the ASU’s vision and structure to deliver the best outcomes for members. Pay increases for workers are at an all-time low and insecure work is on the rise. The rules do not support working people, the rules are broken: it’s time...
ASU members active in the commiunity
In Tasmania the ASU has a group for ASU women that is run by ASU women – the Bracknell Group. The Bracknell Group is our ASU women’s committee in Tasmania. It’s a group for likeminded women who would like to become more active in their community and its purpose is for...ASU Facebook
Please share this important article on the shameful conduct of Hobson’s Bay councillors. Remember this in 2020 - this is what your councillors voted for 🤬😡🤬
Sometimes we march and sometimes we write - but we are always working for members.
This week we put in a submission to the Victorian Government’s inquiry into the ‘gig economy’. Casualisation, on-demand work and zero hours contracts are making life at work and outside work harder.
The ASU is member owned and run, and members experiences from across all of our industries informed this submission. The big takeaway from our submission is pretty simple: we need to #ChangeTheRules so workers have jobs they can count on. Check out the full submission here: www.asuvictas.com.au/asu-submission-to-the-inquiry-into-the-gig-economy/