AAE EBA Approved
Today the Australian Industrial Relations Commission approved the two AaE EBA’s for On Airport and Off Airport workers.
17 June 2002 [full story]
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ASU members approve AaE EBAs
Australian Air Express (AaE) staff across the country have resoundingly voted to approve the recent On and Off Airport EBAs negotiatied by the ASU with the Company.
24 November 2003 [full story]
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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]
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AaE - It’s time to endorse our claim
This year we received a record 141 surveys back from staff at AaE to assist your ASU delegates make recommendations about what to claim in this round of bargaining.
17 June 2004 [full story]
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AaE Delegates to Finalise EBA
ASU AaE delegates are to meet with the Company on 4 April 2002 to finalise the details of the EBA’s for on and off airport workers after the principles of agreement were settled at Christmas.
20 March 2002 [full story]
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AaE EBA Approved – Now for the Money
After considering both the On and Off Airport Enterprise Agreements at AAE, ASU covered staff have voted in favour of the agreements. While the vote was not unanimous the margin was significant and satisfies the requirements of the Workplace Relations Act that provide that a majority of employees affected by the agreements must vote in favour of the agreements so they can be approved.
22 May 2002 [full story]
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AaE EBA for Vote
The Australian Air Express Enterprise Bargaining Agreement (EBA) has now been finalised and will be distributed by the Company ready for a vote after 14 days.
22 October 2003 [full story]
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AaE EBA for vote
After some delay in finalising the wording of the ASU’s EBAs with Australian Air Express, the final agreements for the On Airport and Off Airport staff will shortly be distributed to staff to vote on.
26 November 2004 [full story]
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AaE EBA’s Still Not Finalised
On Thursday 4 April 2002 the ASU AaE National Negotiating Team met in Melbourne with AaE management to try and finalise our EBA’s with the Company.
08 April 2002 [full story]
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AaE Members Endorse More Action
At stopwork meetings across AaE yesterday ASU members endorsed a 24 hour strike from 12.30am on Friday 21 December 2001 in support of a better deal in the current EBA negotiations.
18 December 2001 [full story]
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AaE Negotiating Team recommend agreement
The ASU National Negotiating Team met with AaE on Friday 8 August 2003 to try and finalise our Enterprise Bargaining Agreement.
After lengthy negotiations and taking into account the state of the company and the impending joint venture with Menzies we believe we have gone as far as we can with negotiations and think that we have an EBA to recommend to members.
12 August 2003 [full story]
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AaE cut to the chase with EBA
The AaE National Negotiating Team met with the Company representatives on Friday 20 June 2003 for our second meeting about the next EBA.
Both sides were keen to get a deal if possible but your Negotiating Team have not yet achieved a deal which we can recommend to ASU members.
23 June 2003 [full story]
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AaE increase offer to settle EBA
The ASU Negotiating Team met with AAE on 5 August 2004 and the Company increased its offer to both the ASU and TWU.
10 August 2004 [full story]
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AaE members endorse resolution
Australian Air Express members across the country have now considered the latest EBA offer from the Company and decided to reject it.
07 July 2003 [full story]
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AaE says let's take it easy
Your National Negotiating Team met with AaE on Wednesday 10 October 2001. At this meeting the Company suggested that they wanted to put off the negotiations for the next three weeks whilst the turmoil surrounding Ansett unfolded and took shape.
15 October 2001 [full story]
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AaE seeks EOIs in response to the Global Finanical Crisis
ASU representatives have met with AaE HR and senior management in recent weeks about the company’s business and the effects of the Global Financial Crisis.
03 March 2009 [full story]
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AaE staff endorse EBAs
The ASU is pleased to announce that staff have overwhelmingly endorsed the new Enterprise Bargaining Agreements (EBAs) for On Airport and Off Airport staff at Australian Air Express in the separate votes for each EBA.
17 December 2004 [full story]
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AaE – EBA it’s on again
The two ASU Enterprise Bargaining Agreements with Australian Air Express expire on 30 June 2004 and the ASU delegates have now produced a survey to establish what claims ASU members want to make this time around in negotiations.
05 May 2004 [full story]
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AaE – is there anybody out there?
As ASU members know your ASU negotiating team has met with AaE on 27th April and 18th May 2009 about the negotiation of our next EBAs at AaE to replace our agreements that expired on 16th February 2009.
27 July 2009 [full story]
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At AaE – the answer is no
That is what the company has said to the majority of our claims at the latest EBA meeting with AaE on 22 July 2004.
23 July 2004 [full story]
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Australian Air Express - It’s EBA Survey Time Again!
The Australian Air Express (AaE) Enterprise Bargaining Agreement expires on 30 June 2003 so it’s now time to commence our pre-negotiation survey of staff to help us decide what issues or claims ASU members want the Union to pursue in our next round of enterprise bargaining.
06 March 2003 [full story]
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EBA survey results – now what to claim
The ASU AaE EBA survey results are now in and after receiving 130 completed surveys it is now time to decide what to claim in this round of enterprise bargaining.
24 April 2003 [full story]
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Is the offer in the mail AaE?
Despite media reports to the contrary no formal offer has been made to the ASU to settle this round of enterprise bargaining with AaE – we presume the offer is in the mail.
19 December 2001 [full story]
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It’s Time to Consider AaE Deal
After further talks with AaE, your ASU delegates now believe we have negotiated the best deal possible for the On and Off Airport EBAs.
23 April 2002 [full story]
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It’s time to talk Enterprise Bargaining again at AaE
The two ASU Enterprise Bargaining Agreements with Australian Air Express expire on 16 February 2009 and in consultation with the ASU delegates we have now produced a survey to establish what claims ASU members want to make this time around in negotiations.
05 September 2008 [full story]
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It’s time to tell us what you think
In the next few days ASU representatives and delegates around Australia will be asking staff to fill out a comprehensive survey designed to let us know the sort of issues or claims members want us to pursue in our next round of enterprise bargaining.
05 April 2001 [full story]
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Negotiations for AaE EBA begin
The AaE National Negotiating Team met in Melbourne on 30 June 2004 for our first meeting with the company to negotiate our next EBA.
01 July 2004 [full story]
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Negotiations resume at AaE
The AaE National Negotiating Team met with the company on 22nd September 2009 in Melbourne for further discussions about the new AaE / ASU On Airport and Off Airport Enterprise Agreements.
28 September 2009 [full story]
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The state of play with EBA
Since ASU members across Australia endorsed our EBA Claim your National Negotiating Team has met with AaE representatives on 19 July 2001 and 2 August 2001. The next meeting is scheduled for 23 August 2001.
16 August 2001 [full story]
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Time to decide on claim
On 4 July 2001, ASU AaE delegates from around Australia met in Melbourne to consider the results of the ASU’s EBA Survey and make recommendations about our claims.
06 July 2001 [full story]
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We have no choice – It’s Time for Action
Talks between the ASU National Negotiating Team and AaE broke down on 13 December 2001 and so the ASU has now notified AaE and the Australian Industrial Relations Commission that members will be taking industrial action across the country on Monday 17 December 2001 simultaneously for 2 hours commencing at 12 noon ESST.
14 December 2001 [full story]
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We have no rival – Show us the Money
Last Friday 21 November 2001, CEO Allen Buckley was quoted as saying that AaE “have no rival in the long-haul overnight freight business.” That said we say to Allen Buckley it is time to show us the money we deserve in this round of enterprise bargaining.
26 November 2001 [full story]
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Why is it taking so long to finalise the AaE EBA?
Despite your National Negotiating Team finalising an in principle agreement at AAE some time ago we are still negotiating with the Company about some of the key clauses.
08 October 2003 [full story]
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