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Federal MOP staffers time to vote on your agreement
The MOP(S) Act Enterprise Agreement 2010-2015 has been approved as negotiated. The 7 day access period for the finalised agreement and the ballot process commences 9am Monday 28 May 2012.
18 May 2012 [ full story ]
Unions wrap up ACTU Congress with renewed vigour to campaign for rights at work and fairer Australia
Australian unions have concluded the ACTU Congress 2012 invigorated by a clear, renewed plan to campaign for better rights for workers within a fairer economy and society.
17 May 2012 [ full story ]
Stop offshoring our future
Today at ACTU Congress, the Australian Services Union (ASU) and the Finance Sector Union (FSU) will be making a presentation on the state of the white collar sector which throws a spotlight on the crisis facing not just workers in the sector but the Australian economy in general.
16 May 2012 [ full story ]
Unions pledge to tackle the growing crisis of insecure work in Australia with a national campaign
Better rights for casual and contract workers, a much larger investment in Australia’s workforce and an overhaul of our welfare system will be the building blocks of reforms to undo the damage caused by the spread of insecure work, say unions.
16 May 2012 [ full story ]
ACTU Congress underway - Jobs, rights, and fairness on the agenda as unions plan for a better and stronger Australia
Better protections for workers exercising their rights, a more balanced bargaining system and a range of improvements to economic and workplace conditions to help deliver secure jobs are at the heart of a dynamic agenda for the ACTU Congress starting today.
15 May 2012 [ full story ]
NSW: Railcorp job cuts will cost commuters
The NSW Government’s plans to slash hundreds – potentially thousands - of Railcorp jobs will only lead to further problems for the network, the Australian Services Union said today.
15 May 2012 [ full story ]
Dave Oliver elected new ACTU Secretary; pledges to renew fight for workers’ rights and secure jobs
Dave Oliver has been elected as the new ACTU Secretary at the union movement’s Congress in Sydney today. Mr Oliver was elected unopposed to replace Jeff Lawrence, who did not seek re-nomination after five years in the position.
15 May 2012 [ full story ]
Young workers are our future and need to have a voice in the workplace
Young people are among the most vulnerable workers and will benefit from a renewed union push for better workplace protections, entitlements and representation.
14 May 2012 [ full story ]
ASU lodges submission in response to Fed Govt’s Draft Energy White Paper
In late 2011 the Federal Minister for Energy released the Government’s "Draft Energy White Paper” after a two year industry dialogue. The dialogue included an industry round table discussion, submissions and consultations with stakeholders. The ASU National Office (on behalf of all Branches) was involved. We have now lodged our submission in response to the White Paper.
14 May 2012 [ full story ]
Time for a ‘millionaires’ tax’ to ensure the wealthiest Australians pay their fair share
Reforms to make the wealthiest Australians pay their fair share of tax must be stepped up, including the introduction of a new “millionaires’ tax”, say unions.
13 May 2012 [ full story ]
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Representing the interests of approximately 120,000 members across the country, the Australian Services Union - better known as the ASU - is one of the largest trade unions in Australia. Formed in 1993 as an amalgamation of a number of unions, including the FCU, the MEU and the MOA, the ASU operates in areas as diverse as local government, energy, water, public transport, airlines, shipping, travel, ports, social and community services, information technology and the private sector clerical and administrative area.

This is the official website of the ASU National Office, which serves a coordinating function for the nine Branches of the Union as well as its many regional offices. While the Branches deal directly with the industrial needs of our members, here at the National Office we disseminate information, coordinate national campaigns and industries, fulfill a number of the administrative responsibilities of the Union and act as a contact point for international and national affiliations.

In addition to working for our members directly with their employers, negotiating awards and agreements, and indirectly through our nine Branches, the ASU National Office is also active on a number of national and international committees through our various afiliations (eg; ACTU, PSI, UNI, ITF, etc.). See our Union Links page for an annotated list of other websites that may be of interest to you


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