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Core Skills for Delegates: Upcoming Training Courses
Delegate training courses are being conducted throughout May and June in Sydney, Newcastle, Canberra, Lismore and Dubbo. Download the application form for more information.
STA Your Award: Your ChoiceMonday, 29 June 2009Thanks to everyone who attended the Combined Union meeting today to go through the proposed new Award.It is now up to all members to decide how to vote. + Full Story
SACS News ACT Edition - Queensland CaresMonday, 29 June 2009On Wednesday 6th May the Queensland Industrial Relati ons Commission handed down an historic decision that awarded Queensland SACS workers wage increases of between 18% and 37%.The decision means... + Full Story
New Future for portable Long Service Leave AuthoritySunday, 28 June 2009The Long Services Leave (Portable Schemes) Bill has been introduced to Parliament. The passage of the Bill will see community services workers have portable long service leave in the ACT. Click here... + Full Story
What does Sydney Water really want?Friday, 26 June 2009Sydney Water sent out a staff bulletin earlier this year that outlined some of the changes they want to make to your agreement. Included in this was Sydney Water’s proposal to ‘simplify’ the... + Full Story
Qantas IT Outsourcing: Get the FactsThursday, 25 June 2009ASU members in program delivery at Qantas will meet to discuss the proposed outsourcing of program delivery in Qantas IT. + Full Story
Authorised and published by Sally McManus, Branch Secretary Australian Services Union NSW & ACT (Services) Branch Level 1, 39-47 Renwick Street, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia