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Union Aid Abroad-APHEDA Study Tour to the Thai Burma Border – April 2012
Heighten your understanding of development, the struggle to overcome poverty & the hopes of the Burmese people. Meet and be inspired by the Burmese refugees, community workers & migrant workers who are dedicated to improving the living conditions and rights for their communities.
09 February 2012 [ full story ]
Public Services Bulletin - January 2012
This edition contains the following items: Superannuation Roundtable; Australian workers will benefit from greater transparency of superannuation funds; Tackling Problem Gambling in Australia; EE-Oz Training Standards E-Bulletin; Water Industry Operators Association of Australia (WIOA) - Latest Bulletin; Speak Up for health and safety: new campaign begins to inform workers of their rights; plus more.
09 February 2012 [ full story ]
Justice for Graham Campaign gains further momentum - second rally on Friday 10 February
The Justice for Graham Wotton Campaign is gaining further momentum with hundreds of supporters coming together this Friday, 10 February 2012, to protest against the harsh and unjust sacking by Toowoomba Regional Council of worker Graham Wotton.
09 February 2012 [ full story ]
WA Branch position vacant - Industrial Organiser
The ASU WA Branch is seeking applications for the position of Industrial Organiser. Closing date for applications is Friday 17 February 2012.
08 February 2012 [ full story ]
QLD: Queensland jobs to disappear at QR National
Queensland Rail (QR) National yesterday announced a proposal to slash 54 Queensland jobs by outsourcing their IT function to multinational giant Fujitsu. The move comes after months of uncertainty as the company ‘tested the market’ for external suppliers.
07 February 2012 [ full story ]
Jetstar: Your backpay
Many of you will have been looking forward to receiving your backpay last week. Unfortunately, JQ payroll has miscalculated the tax owing resulting in a number of members having far too much tax being withheld.
07 February 2012 [ full story ]
Coming soon to a town near you: insecure work inquiry to begin hearings in Brisbane next week
More than two dozen cities and towns across Australia will be visited by the Howe Inquiry into insecure work, with nationwide public hearings starting in Brisbane next week. Announcing the hearings schedule today, ACTU President Ged Kearney said the inquiry panel, chaired by former Deputy Prime Minister Brian Howe, would hear first-hand accounts of how insecure work affected people’s personal and professional lives rights across Australia.
07 February 2012 [ full story ]
Air Niugini – the company that takes it away
Negotiations at Air Niugini for a new collective agreement have hit an all time low with management continuing to put an offer to employees that not only reduces their conditions but applies a wage increase that is much lower than the current cost of living.
06 February 2012 [ full story ]
Unions form alliance with Jack Thompson Foundation to improve job outcomes for Indigenous Australians
A new partnership between unions and the Jack Thompson Foundation will aim to deliver better outcomes for Indigenous Australians through new skills and job training opportunities.
01 February 2012 [ full story ]
Equal Pay Day arrives at last for community workers
Community workers have today been handed long awaited pay rises in a historic decision by Fair Work Australia in the equal pay case.
01 February 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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