Did you know that as a member of the Australian Services Union you are one of 130,000 people doing your part to improve the lives of working people everywhere?

Standing together means we can get great deals to improve our lives outside of work as well as in the workplace.

Poverty is increasing as Australian's face ten years of stunted wage growth. The seventeenth Australian Household, Income and Labour Dynamics Survey (HILDA) was released this week, confirming what many Australians felt. That everything is going up except their pay.

The School Climate Strike started as a one-person protest by Greta Thunberg and has since grown to a movement of millions in over 160 countries. In the Guardian Greta puts it simply:

People have risen up before to demand action and make change; if we do so in numbers we have a chance. If we care, we must do more than say we do. We must act. 

The Australian Services Union National Executive has released a statement of support for the School Strikers’ Global #ClimateStrike on September 20th, 2019.

The Australian Services Union NSW and ACT branch have been training members across New South Wales to be leaders in their workplaces ensuring the safety of their colleagues.

The ASU Career Launchpad is your exclusive member-only professional development program designed to help you take the next step in your career.

We have courses that are live and interactive with presenters who are experts in their field, as well as online video workshops available on-demand that you can undertake at your own pace.

Cut-rate Casuals mean no minimum hours of work, no regular roster, no right to say ‘no’ and less pay.

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.

Voting for the new Sydney Water Enterprise Agreement is now open and continues all week closing at 10 am, Monday 26 June 2017.

Last year St Vincent de Paul was awarded the NDIS contract to deliver Local Area Coordinator services across parts of NSW.

So what happened?