Your ASU Organiser Jess Cassidy will be holding union meetings on Tuesday 24 September at Devonport City Council.
DATE: Tuesday 24 September
TIME: 7.30am – 8.00am
VENUE: Depot
DATE: Tuesday 24 September
TIME: 11.00am – 11.30am
VENUE: Waste Transfer Station
DATE: Tuesday 24 September
TIME: 12.00pm – 12.45pm
VENUE: Indoor meeting (Eugenana Room, level 2, Paranaple Centre)
For further information please contact:
ASU Organiser Jess Cassidy | 0497 649 462 | jcassidy@asuvictas.com.au
This NAIDOC week, we celebrate the history, culture, achievements and resistance of First Nations people. The ASU stands in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in achieving genuine justice and systemic change.
Always was, Always will be, Aboriginal Land!
This is a welcomed intervention by the new minister for Local Government Melissa Horne MP and we would like to see immediate steps to improve the workplace culture at Horsham City Rural Council.
The workplace culture issues at Horsham Rural City Council are serious and need to be addressed so every worker has a workplace free from bullying and harassment.
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ASU VicTas Assistant Branch Secretary Leon Wiegard appeared on the news last Friday condemning the privatisation of Vicroads.
Treasurer Tim Pallas announced that a consortium of Aware Super, Australian Retirement Trust and Macquarie Asset Management was selected as the Joint Venture partner to effectively take over VicRoads.
ASU has been consulted throughout this process, and we have ensured that conditions of employment are protected through the benchmark MOU with Government. ASU delegates played a massive part in securing these conditions.
We will continue to protect our members' rights at work throughout this process and into the future.
Make no mistake, this is an $8 billion blow to Victorian workers and Victorian motorists, who are losing control of a critical piece of our state’s road infrastructure. Privatisation inevitably leads to worse services – not better.
Of course, there is more to do to modernise VicRoads’ technology and processes – workers are fully committed to this. But doing deals with private consortiums is not the way to do it, and we are extremely concerned that the government has been blinded by the billions of dollars on offer and is selling out the best interests of motorists and VicRoads workers.
It’s never been more important to join the Union.
Talk to a colleague today about the importance of union membership. New members can join here asujoin.asn.au/