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CARE PROFESSIONAL

CARE PROFESSIONAL (or CP Magazine) is the ASU’s national magazine for social and community services workers. Hard copies of the publication are available to members and subscribers from your local ASU Branch or you can download PDFs here:

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$50 pay cuts for young workers on the cards with Tony Abbott’s plan to bring back WorkChoices: new union ad campaign launched
Australian workers will suffer cuts to their pay and conditions and lose protection from unfair dismissal under Liberal leader Tony Abbott’s plan to bring back WorkChoices, warns a new national union TV ad campaign launched on the weekend.
08 March 2010 [ full story ]
United Nations process bypasses civil society consultation on women’s equality
A global trade union delegation representing more than 200 million members has sent an open letter to United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon protesting the exclusion of civil voices in the shaping of recommendations on women’s equality at the UN’s annual meeting of the Commission on the Status of Women.
05 March 2010 [ full story ]
Auscript Enterprise Agreement Survey
Auscript staff would be aware that management are proposing a new Auscript Enterprise Agreement (2010) to replace the current Agreement. Over the next few weeks the Australian Services Union (ASU), as a recognised bargaining representative under the Fair Work Act, will be consulting with Auscript members to assist with a survey in preparation for the bargaining process.
05 March 2010 [ full story ]
BUPA (MBF) Enterprise Agreement Survey
BUPA (MBF) staff would be aware that management have proposed a new common BUPA Agreement (2010) to replace the current MBF Workplace Agreement 2007 which expires in September 2010; and the expired BUPA Agreement 2006.
04 March 2010 [ full story ]
ASUnet news … all the news from January - February 2010
This year will see a concerted effort by the union movement to bring equal pay to Australian women workers.
03 March 2010 [ full story ]
Sex discrimination has no place in workplaces: Qantas and other employers must lift their game
Australian employers, including some of the nation’s biggest companies, must lift their game to end sex discrimination in the workplace and improve pay and opportunities for women, say unions.
03 March 2010 [ full story ]
Close the Gap Day - An easy way you can help end the Indigenous health crisis
The ASU is a supporter of Close the Gap Day which occurs on 25 March this year. ASU staff will be gathering to raise awareness of the terrible gap in life expectancy and other health outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. We encourage our members and friends to do the same!
03 March 2010 [ full story ]
Mission Australia Employment Solutions Enterprise Agreement accepted
Mission Australia Employment Solutions Enterprise Agreement negotiations have concluded in the successful vote counted Friday 26 February 2010.
02 March 2010 [ full story ]
Fair Work fails ASU airlines members
In a disappointing decision for ASU Airlines members, Fair Work Australia (FWA) handed down a decision on 26 February refusing to make modifications to the Airline Operations Ground Staff Award 2010 (the modern Airlines Award).
01 March 2010 [ full story ]
Trade union rights are women’s rights - support Seher Tümer
This year, in connection with March 8, International Women’s Day, Public Services International (PSI) is working to draw global attention to the case of Seher Tümer, branch secretary of our Turkish affiliate SES (trade union of public employees in health and social services).
01 March 2010 [ full story ]
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About us

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.

This is the official website of the ASU National Office, which serves a coordinating function for the 11 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 11 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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The ASU operates in various industries under the auspices of an internal body known as an Industry Division or an Industry Committee. If you want to know what is happening in your ASU industry, follow the links to your industry's home page (links appear at the top and bottom of each web page). The ASU is active in the following industries, amongst others:

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