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SACS: Social & Community Services
Nov 10 SACS rallies and forums in Melbourne and Adelaide08 November 2009By the ASU - the social and community services industry union Tuesday 10 November is an important meeting day for social and community services workers in Melbourne and Adelaide. All the meetings relate to our ongoing campaign to achieve fair wages and conditions for SACS sector workers. It is important for the success of the campaign that as many people as possible participate. So don't just be there in spirit!
Melbourne RallyAll ASU members are called to participate in a Day of Action on November 10, assembling at Parliament Gardens at 11am, to protest against the complete failure of the Brumby Government to increase our wages and to demand equal pay with Queensland SACS workers and public sector workers doing the SAME work. To date, the Victorian budget delivered a pathetic 3.14 per cent increase to community sector indexation that is not guaranteed for wage increases for workers. At the same time, the Government is funding pay increases for their own employees, which again INCREASES the pay gap between public and community sector wages. At the same time the Queensland Government moved to fund pay increases of 18 to 36 per cent for QLD SACS workers. Here's what the Queensland Treasurer had to say: "We are also providing resources to some of our hardest working, and most important Queenslanders. Community sector workers who care and support some of our most vulnerable Queenslanders, the frail elderly, the disabled and the unwell, have recently had the value of their work recognised by the independent Queensland Industrial Relations Commission. The single biggest allocation of additional resources in this Budget--some $414 million across four years--is provided to support the community sector to continue their essential work." At the same time, the Victorian government has done NOTHING to address our demands for equal pay - instead they have sent our pay BACKWARDS! Read the full item here. http://www.asuvic.asn.au/655404.html Further resources available from the full item.
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Adelaide Members' Forum and Public MeetingRead the latest media release here MEMBER FORUM
PUBLIC MEETING
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