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Union lays foundations for fairer work: ASU and Federal Government reach historic agreement

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ASU members endorse AaE EBAs
At meetings across the country in the last few weeks ASU members have endorsed the National negotiating team’s recommendation on the settlement of the ASU On Airport and Off Airport EBAs at Australian Air Express. This means that the Agreements will now go to formal vote to comply with the requirements of the workplace relations laws.
06 November 2009 [ full story ]
Union lays foundations for fairer work: Union and Federal Government reach historic agreement
The Australian Services Union (ASU) and the Australian Government have reached an historic agreement which will see the social and community services sector as the test case for pay equity in the new Federal Industrial Relations system.
04 November 2009 [ full story ]
Negotiations continue at Virgin Blue
The ASU and TWU officials and Delegates are working to finalise an agreement for you which will deliver clear benefits and protections for the life of the agreement.
02 November 2009 [ full story ]
Clearing the air at BoysTown
As a result of negotiations between the ASU and BoysTown management, anyone currently employed under an Individual Transitional Employment Agreement (ITEA) or an AWA will now have the right to terminate their ITEA or AWA and be employed under the BoysTown Collective Agreement.
29 October 2009 [ full story ]
Women workers are losing out: new global report on gender gap is a wake up call for Australian employers
Australian employers must do more to encourage women’s participation in the workforce and close the gender pay gap, following a major international report showing Australia is slipping further down world rankings on some critical indicators, say unions.
29 October 2009 [ full story ]
Singapore Airlines & Cargo: How is your shorter working month?
The next Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) meeting for Singapore Airlines and Cargo is due in December.
27 October 2009 [ full story ]
All Aussie men should swear – and wear a white ribbon
The ASU is a long time supporter of the White Ribbon Day campaign, which aims to eliminate violence against women by promoting culture change. As part of the 2009 awareness raising, Australian men are being asked to swear online in support of the campaign.
23 October 2009 [ full story ]
ASU-PSI Utility Bulletin - September 2009
The current edition includes the following items: Energy unions Twitter; Indonesia - PLN Union rejects new electricity law; Global Reporting Initiative (GRI); World Day for Decent Work; Australia steps closer to a new energy era; Power-Gen Asia; Labour Market Regulation in Europe - Flexicurity, Integration & Responses to the Crisis; Europe's nuclear power revival is a myth; Our World Is Not For Sale network (OWINFS); plus much more.
22 October 2009 [ full story ]
Transmission of Business - it’s a matter of choice!
Choice in the event of Transmission of Business at Canon is the number one issue on the bargaining table.
22 October 2009 [ full story ]
Your claims presented to BoysTown
Your claims have now been presented to BoysTown management in order to get down to the business end of negotiations.
21 October 2009 [ 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, , shipping, travel, ports, social and community services, information technology and the private sector clerical and administrative area.

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