News for Tasmania
ASU Smith Family bargaining update reschedule to 18 December
The ASU bargaining update on Monday, 11 December is postponed. Unfortunately, we won’t have an update for members on the wage discrepancy because the bargaining meeting on Thursday, 7 December has been rescheduled to Thursday, 14 December. The bargaining update has...
TasNetworks ASU Visit
Following on from the very concerning results of TasNetworks Psycho-social Survey ASU Organiser Karen Tantari will be visiting the Maria Street Offices to meet with staff to discuss the results and additionally to start thinking about the upcoming Enterprise Agreement...
The ASU says: End Placement Poverty
The fight for paid placements for all community service students is not over. The situation is causing dropout rates to increase, with over 1 in 5 studying a Community Service degree withdrawing from study due to financial stress. On Tuesday 28 November there will be...
Tasmania represents at the ASU Vic/Tas Delegates Conference
Over twenty Tasmanian Delegates took up the opportunity to get together with union members at Trades Hall in Melbourne in November. The ASU Vic/Tas Branch Conference is an exciting event for our union delegates to meet, learn, catch up with colleagues and...
Everyone Deserves to Come Home Safely
With a Tasmanian Council worker killed at work there is few important things we want to share: Our deepest condolences to family, friends and co-workers. No worker should ever leave for work and not come home. Your General Manager is the Person Conduction a Business...ASU Facebook
Please come along to this on Tuesday!
Glen Eira City Council are holding a special meeting to have a final vote on whether or not they will close their early learning centres. There will be a BBQ sizzle and then we will walk together to the council chambers in solidarity.
See you there!
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Huge news for workers!
We will see the labour hire loophole closed, wage theft made illegal and safter workplaces for everyone.
A significant part of the Closing Loopholes bill was passed this week.
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I was a union member for 13 years. I raised an issue over 3 years ago yet nothing has come from it. I call that theft
Members have been fighting for a better NDIS that works for everyone and there are some wins in today's report. In addition to portable training and leave, our calls to the Government for pricing and payments that reflect the true cost of delivery and investment in mental health and psychosocial supports have also been heard.
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