 New protections and Minimum Standards for All Australian Workers from 1 January 2010
From 1 January, all Australian workers will be protected by a strong safety net of 10 minimum standards, that cannot be taken away. These standards are particularly important for young and vulnerable workers.
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IBM to Offshore 150 Jobs, Says Union
Friday, 19 February 2010
(from ZDNet.com.au)
The Australian Services Union (ASU) claimed today that IT giant IBM is planning to offshore jobs from a number of its operations centres to China and India.
The union had been co [ ... ]
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It’s time to get this agreement sorted one way or another at Canon
Friday, 12 February 2010
ASU Delegates are back to the bargaining table via teleconference with Canon management on Thursday 18 February 2010.
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Canon - what are we waiting for?
Friday, 04 December 2009
ASU Delegates and Bargaining Reps continued negotiations with Canon via teleconference on the 27 November 2009.
What did the ASU put to Canon?
The ASU advised Canon that our members' views were [ ... ]
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Canon says NO to choice!
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
ASU Delegates and Officials have told Canon in very plain terms that the majority of Technicians want to have choice in the event of a transmission of business.
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AIRLINES DIVISION: Canberra International Airport
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
The regular meeting between Airport management your Delegates and Organiser was held on 15 October. Below is a summary of the issues discussed and outcomes of the meeting.
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Canon Collective Agreement 2009
 In 2009 Canon technicians will be negotiating for a new collective agreement to cover their terms and conditions of employment. This is a chance to fix the problems with the current agreement and get a better deal for technicians.
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IBM Flightdeck EBA Campaign
 A campaign by IBM workers at the IBM Flightdeck in Baulkham Hills NSW to obtain a collective agreement that would provide annual payrises, a travel allowance, fair redundancy and retrenchment provisions, paid shift handover periods, and protect current shift penalties and hours of work.
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NCR Collective Agreement 2009
 The ASU has commenced negotiations for a new collective agreement at NCR Australia. Technicians will need to work together to keep the conditions that have been won in agreements in the past.
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