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Union calls out FedUni mismanagement over latest plan to slash jobs

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The National Tertiary Education Union has warned FedUni’s newly released plan to slash jobs will inflame the university’s financial problems. FedUni Vice-Chancellor Duncan Bentley this week confirmed he was pushing ahead with the “Future Fed” cuts despite widespread community opposition. A change paper released on Wednesday confirms most of the cuts will be applied to … Continued

Manufacturing Division Welcomes CFMEU Split Vote

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19 June 2024 Manufacturing Division Welcomes CFMEU Split Vote The CFMEU Manufacturing Division welcomes the announcement from Minister Tony Burke that the Government will provide the opportunity for members to vote on their future. Manufacturing Division Members will now have the chance to determine if they want their union to be outside of the CFMEU. … Continued

Endeavour Energy workers step up industrial action

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MEDIA ALERT | Tuesday, 18 June 2024 Hundreds of NSW Electrical Trade Union members will rally outside Endeavour Energy’s Parramatta headquarters on Tuesday to demand a fair pay deal.  Who: ETU members and ETU NSW/ACT Secretary Allen Hicks When: 10.30am, Tuesday, 18 June 2024  Where: 8 Parramatta Square, Parramatta  Contact: Georgie Moore 0477 779 928 … Continued

RMIT staff to walk off the job for the fifth time in one year

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NTEU members at RMIT will launch a 1.5 day strike on Thursday June 13 and vote on boycotting RMIT Open Day – one of the university’s most lucrative student procurement activities. RMIT staff have had enough of management’s aggressive and unprecedented tactics to thwart the bargaining process, which has left some RMIT staff among the … Continued

RMIT staff to walk off the job for the fifth time in one year

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NTEU members at RMIT will launch a 1.5 day strike on Thursday June 13 and vote on boycotting RMIT Open Day – one of the university’s most lucrative student procurement activities. RMIT staff have had enough of management’s aggressive and unprecedented tactics to thwart the bargaining process, which has left some RMIT staff among the … Continued

New figures destroy Australia’s tradie shortage myth

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Claims Australia is suffering a major shortage of tradespeople have been shot down in a major blow for bosses’ lobbyists trying to exploit and undercut workers. A CFMEU analysis of Jobs & Skills Australia occupation and internet job advertisements data busts the myth peddled by employer groups that there is a worker shortage which must … Continued

Victoria University staff set to strike over workloads

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Victoria University staff will launch a half day strike action on Wednesday from 12pm to midnight at all campuses as anger rises over a failure to give staff a fair pay rise and safe workloads. National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) members will hold a strike rally outside each higher education Victoria University campus on Wednesday … Continued

FATIGUE DOESN’T FLY: AUSTRALIAN CABIN CREW CALL FOR A FAIR GO

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On International Cabin Crew Day, Friday May 31, the Flight Attendants’ Association of Australia (FAAA) is launching the “Fatigue Doesn’t Fly” campaign urging the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to introduce mandatory flight time and rest regulations for cabin crew.  More than ten years after the initial consultation process and five years after the introduction … Continued

Deakin University admits wage theft after two years of denial

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Deakin University has finally admitted to engaging in multi-million dollar wage theft after denying underpaying staff for two years.   In an email to all staff, Deakin management today revealed the underpayments, which the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) estimates could exceed $10 million.   Some individuals were underpaid more than $45,000.   The NTEU … Continued