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Tasmania needs a pay rise
The ASU has been able to bargain for improved wages and conditions for Tasmanian members. But public sector workers across Tasmania need a pay rise! Since 2011 Tasmanian governments have capped the wage increases of Tasmanians working in the public sector, at 2% per...
End of Year Message (TAS)
As the year comes to a close, we want to wish all members and their families a happy and safe holiday season. The holiday period is a time when families and friends gather to celebrate or just to enjoy each other’s company. But many dedicated ASU members who provide...
End of Year Message (VIC)
As the year comes to a close, we want to wish all members and their families a happy and safe holiday season. The holiday period is a time when families and friends gather to celebrate or just to enjoy each other’s company. But many dedicated ASU members who provide...
Inventive Recruitment Strategies
At a recent delegates training course creative recruiting strategies were explored. A task was set for delegates to recruit the person next to them. The potential recruit to the union presented all the negative responses we’ve all heard before. Some of the strategies...
Women and Super Delegation
A few weeks ago, a group of ASU women met with the Shadow Minister for Financial Services Clare O’Neil to discuss the topic of women and superannuation. ASU Assistant National Secretary, Linda White, chaired the meeting. Staff and elected officials from the National...ASU Facebook
ASU delegates and members from Nillumbik, and ASU staff turning up at tonight’s Council Meeting to show their support for members providing Kerbside Waste Services. Standing up for keeping council jobs in house and no privatisation of waste in Nillumbik!! In the Bin!! 💪
UPDATE: after 3 hours of waiting for the waste management item to come up, and some debate on the issue, Councillors voted 5-2 to proceed with market testing. But hey, the Mayor said our members do such a great job they’ve got nothing to worry about. If only it were so simple, but the fight’s not over. Fair Work here we come. Watch this space comrades...well done to all the members who lasted the distance past 10:30, solidarity!👏👏
Solidarity from Tassie! ✊
Carl Cowie, kicking more jobs to the curb. Not on our watch! Mornington Peninsula shire were happy to see the back of him. Nillumbik ASU members will see him off here too! #kickCarltothecurb
It’s supposed to be the season of good cheer – but Nillumbik Shire didn’t get the memo. At tonight’s meeting, the Council will decide whether to take the first step in outsourcing the kerbside collection service. The job security of 14 workers is at risk. If you care about secure jobs in Nillumbik, join ASU members at the Council Meeting tonight.
Council Meeting: Civic Centre, Civic Drive, Greensborough. The meeting starts at 7.30pm.
Check out our website for more info on how you can help secure jobs at Nillumbik Shire. www.asuvictas.com.au/help-secure-jobs-at-nillumbik-shire/
The ASU strongly opposes outsourcing and is fighting to Keep Services Council.
ASU Aged Care campaigning continues by home carer and union delegate Wendy Phillips and Branch Secretary Lisa Darmanin successfully amending national ALP Platform with additional workforce protections, investigation into continuing local government role in Victoria, measures to address abuse of older Australians and more!
Great news!
fantastic wendy...
Great work Lisa Darmanin and Wendy Phillips. Keep up the pressure.
Go team!