2020 Tasmanian Regional Delegates Conference
The 2020 ASU Tasmanian Regional Delegates Conference “By Your Side” will be held;
DATE: Wednesday 9 December, 2020
TIME: 8.30am – 5.00pm
VENUE: The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel, 1 Macquarie Street, Hobart
Conference dinner
There will be a conference dinner on Tuesday 8 December 2020, for those delegates attending Conference. More information will be provided to those delegates who express an interest in attending this event.
Accommodation
Our regional Tasmanian Delegates are offered accommodation to assist with attendance at the conference for the night of Tuesday 8 December. Please note that those residing in the greater Hobart region do not qualify for accommodation. Delegates who require accommodation will be contacted by an ASU staff member at a later date.
e-Conference kit
After you have registered please ensure that you download your “e-Conference Kit”
The e-Conference Kit includes:
Interim Agenda | Employer Consent Letter and Form | Venue Map & Location
If you require further information, please contact Conference & Events Officer, Mariana Podgorski-Guyett at conference@asuvictas.com.au
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