RailCorp Agreement

Railcorp-bargaining-thumbThe RailCorp Union Collective Agreement expired on March 31 2010.Your new agreement will set your employment conditions and your entitlements. Union members are campaigning to ensure the EBA is fair and equitable. We need to be united and strong to ensure we negotiate a positive agreement for all staff for the years to come.

RailCorp Enterprise Agreement

RailCorp Enterprise Agreement 2010 5mb download

(Some minor changes to come )

RailCorp EBA approved!

The application to approve the RailCorp EBA was conditionally approved today. Members voted over 95% in favour of endorsing the proposed Agreement and while it does not get everything we want, it provides significant job protection for the next four years. The hearing, at 10am at Fair Work Australia before Commissioner Cambridge, went through all the legal requirements in approving the Agreement.

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Bargaining 2010 - RailCorp's Offer

What did we want? 

  • Job Security
  • 4 year term
  • No sell off of conditions
  • A fair pay rise

What's on the table?

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TIME TO SHOW RAILCORP AND THE GOVERNMENT WE MEAN BUSINESS - UNDERSTANDING OUR PLAN FOR ACTION

 Members have voted by over 96% for industrial action. Your campaign committee has endorsed a series of escalating actions to put ongoing pressure on RailCorp and the Government.

The first actions have been designed to minimise disruption on the travelling public. We want the public to understand that we are only taking action because the Government and RailCorp have forced us into this position.

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Railcorp Pre Strike Ballot

We urge all members to vote and to vote YES!

Why Voting YES makes sense!

  • Voting YES sends the message that the deal on the table is not good enough and a decent offer of pay and conditions needs to be made.
  • Voting YES will send a powerful message to RailCorp and the State Government that rail workers are serious.
  • Voting YES does not mean you have to take action, it simply means you will be able to take legally protected industrial action should you wish.
  • Voting YES means we have kept our options open if we reach a deadlock in Fair Work Australia.

Send your vote in today! If you have not received your ballot by Wednesday 14 July 2010 please contact the ASU on 9310 4000 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

VOTE "YES" IN THE UNION PRE-STRIKE BALLOT

VOTE "YES" FOR A BETTER AGREEMENT

VOTE "YES" TO KEEP YOUR OPTIONS OPEN