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SACS News ACT Edition - Queensland Cares

Monday, 29 June 2009

On 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...
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Care - community, advocacy, respect & equity.

The ASU has initiated a campaign to improve conditions and skills for staff in the SACS industry. Attracting and retaining qualified staff is a goal that can only be achieved through increased funding. An alliance of the ASU, peak groups and employers has formed to start this campaign.

 

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Relationship Australia EBA Campaign

A campaign by ASU members and staff employed by Relationships Australia to negotiate a new Enterprise Agreement. With more than 7 years since the last completed agreement members are working together to ensure they get the agreement that they want.

 

 

 

 

Mission Employment Services Agreement

 

 

 

 

CIVIC Certified Agreement

 

Uniting Care EBA Campaign

 A campaign by staff employed by the UnitingCare Children, Young People and Families Service Group to negotiate a new Certified Agreement. Members are working together to win workers the conditions that THEY want.

 

St Vincent de Paul EBA Campaign
In October 2007 the ASU and the St Vincent de Paul Society signed an “in principle” agreement that the parties would work together to resolve various outstanding workplace concerns and would begin the process for negotiating the Enterprise Bargaining Agreement (EBA) for SACS workers.

 

Marist Youth Care Fair Rosters Campaign
Marist Youth Care ASU members are working together to win the rosters they want.

 

 

Mission Australia Enterprise Agreement

Mission Australia is negotiating a new enterprise agreement for its staff who are covered by the Social and Community Services Award. They are proposing radical changes to the pay and rights of their workers despite the fact they are already paid less than other community workers across NSW.

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Copyright © 2009 ASU. All Rights Reserved.
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
 

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