News for Tasmania
Tasmanian Local Government Members
We want to hear what you have to say The ASU protects, promotes and improves the working conditions and entitlements of our members. If you think there is something the ASU can do to better represent you and other workers in your industry, please let us know. We are...
Northern Midlands Council – ASU Log of Claims Meeting
In preparation for bargaining for your 2019 Enterprise Agreement, ASU Tasmanian Coordinator Kath Ryman will be holding a meeting to discuss the ASU Log of Claims. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your say! DATE: Wednesday 27 March TIME: 2.30pm VENUE: Northern...
Glenorchy City Council – Change the Rules Meetings
Strength in Unity! The ASU is committed to protecting, promoting and improving the working conditions and entitlements of members. And to best achieve this, we need to Change the Rules. Thirty years of experimenting with trickle-down economics has failed to provide...
Kingborough Council – Change the Rules Meetings
Strength in Unity! The ASU is committed to protecting, promoting and improving the working conditions and entitlements of members. And to best achieve this, we need to Change the Rules. Thirty years of experimenting with trickle-down economics has failed to provide...
Hobart City Council – Change the Rules & Alcohol and Drugs Policy Meetings
Strength in Unity! The ASU is committed to protecting, promoting and improving the working conditions and entitlements of members. And to best achieve this, we need to Change the Rules. Thirty years of experimenting with trickle-down economics has failed to provide...ASU Facebook
Awesome to see ASUVicTas members talking to voters about why we need to #ChangTheRules.
It's so easy to get involved. Click on this link and you're half way to being out making a difference in your community www.asuvictas.com.au/campaigns/change-the-rules-2/Who are you gonna call when you got some broken rules to change? These legends!
In the last 12 hours activists have:
- talked to voters in Heathmont, Mitcham, Box Hill, Rosebud, Geelong and Belgrave;
- called undecided voters at one of Trades Hall's famous phonebanks AND;
- turned out to an activist meeting to plan EVEN MORE events.
Don't be jealous, join us! Sign up here: www.weareunion.org.au/when
Standing room only tonight as mighty ASU Tas members join with their comrades from across the northern Tas at the Launceston Change the Rules election launch. Special shout out the George Town Council Delegate Andrew Bayes up the front, geeing up the crowd. Together we will #ChangetheRules
Rate capping makes it hard for local government workers to get fair pay increases and threatens the services Victorians rely on every day. ASU members at Darebin City Council and Gannawarra Shire are just some of the local government workers calling on the Victorian Government to change the rules on rate capping. You can sign up to our campaign to change the rules on rate capping here: tinyurl.com/y37rorbe
