Labor backs ASU plan for NDIS training
Bill Shorten has just announced that he backs the ASU plan for better training for NDIS workers.
Stop Cut-Rate Casuals
Cut-rate Casuals mean no minimum hours of work, no regular roster, no right to say ‘no’ and less pay.
Budget Breakdown 2019
The ASU is with you every step of the way. That's why every year we send our Budget experts to Canberra to sift through the government's budget papers - the facts, figures and the fluff.
Equal Pay Rates December 2018
ASU Members in the Community and Disability Services Sector get a pay rise from 1 December 2018 because of our Equal Pay warriors who campaigned for decades and finally won in 2012.
Find your new SCHCADS Award Wage Tables for NSW and ACT here.
A Workplace Guide to Preventing and Responding to Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a workplace issue.
Today at Penrith Women's Health Centre, ASU members and staff launched our Workplace Guide to Preventing and Responding to Domestic Violence.
The 2018 SACS Council endorses our claims for A Civil Society
We believe in a Civil Society.
We believe that achieving a Civil Society is only possible if the work of ASU members is properly valued and respected by both employers and Government.
Equal Pay Rates July 2018
Thanks to all who campaigned for Equal Pay, the minimum pay rates for community and disability workers are going up from 1st July 2018! Find your new SCHCADS Award Wage Tables for NSW and ACT here.
Our Award is under attack
The working conditions we fought for and won are under attack. Employer Groups have unveiled the changes they want as part of the Fair Work Commission’s review of our Award - the Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Award.
Finally a solution for training in the NDIS
On Wednesday 11th April in a room full of ASU members The Australia Institute launched its report A Portable Training Entitlement System for the Disability Support Services Sector, authored by Drs Rose Ryan and Jim Stanford.
Change The Rules Survey
The Australian Council of Trade Unions is currently conducting a Change The Rules Survey. This is your chance to tell the ACTU what rules at work you believe need to change to make our workplaces fair.