The following meetings will be held to report back from the recent EBA meeting with management:
DATE: Thursday 20 February
TIME: 7.00am – 8.00am
VENUE: Altona Depot
DATE: Thursday 20 February
TIME: 9.30am – 10.30am
VENUE: Altona Civic Centre
All members are welcome at either meeting, and should try to attend one of them.
For further information please contact:
ASU Organiser Luke Cherry | 0417 472 497 | lcherry@asuvictas.com.au
We’re off the the Fair Work Commission tomorrow to stop Ballarat Council from standing down workers. These outdoor workers can continue to be usefully employed and the City of Ballarat is way out of line. We won’t put up with members being treated like this. It’s time the City of Ballarat was kind to its own workers and stopped the planned stand-downs.
In Solidarity 💪
That's bullshit. They work outside away from people ffs. Disgraceful.
Thank you unions for standing by your workers
The dopey mayor wants to ban people from melb entering ballarat . I don't know what planet he is on
Good to know! This is so unfair of the BCC
Solidarity from Tassie!! ✊✊✊
In solidarity ✊
Solidarity....well done....
Standing with you from WA!
Well done!
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Good luck its disgusting
Some good news amongst the hard stuff right now! A bunch of ASU members at Ermha, including Virginia & Julie below, have signed up for Coastrek – a team trekking challenge to raise funds to support mental health in Australia. All going well they will be walking a long way on Friday 22 May! As workers supporting people experiencing mental health conditions, they’re going an extra mile to support programs and services that make a difference in people’s lives.
To help support their efforts to make a difference to mental health in Australia and sponsor their trek go to: www.coastrek.com.au/fundraisers/ermha2
Go team Ermha! We love the ASU pride in these pics!
All money we raise goes to beyondblue. Thanks everyone for your support.
Solidarity comrades....well done...
Love it! When times get tough, ASU members jump in and do their bit!
The ASU seconds this message from We Are Union Women
We encourage members feeling this pressure between work and family responsibilities to reach out for advice. Don't make a decision with lasting impact on your livelihood, without knowing what your other options might be!COVID19 and women’s rights at work #1.
Women are increasingly feeling pressured by demands to work from home during a time when schools are also closed as ordered by the state. We have been hearing stories in which employers are expecting the same work to be delivered as usual DURING A WORLDWIDE PANDEMIC!
We have been speaking to women workers who tell us they are feeling pressured to quit or take unpaid leave in order to care for children who now must be at home. Do not take these options, call your union for advice!
