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Sydney may be in lockdown but truck drivers, transport workers are still on the road, responding to the freight needs of the state, whether it be transporting toilet paper to the supermarket, or parcels to homes. On the 1st of July, for Transport Workers, it’s a case of, here we go again with a quarterly cost increase on the Toll Roads that Transport Workers can no longer afford!
The TWU National FedEx Negotiation Committee was called together today, FedEx wanted to make a
presentation to the Committee over Zoom. This was not a bargaining meeting.
FedEx told the TWU, “no”.
That’s a “no” to the whole log of claim from members. They have rejected your claim in its entirety.
Organising for change.
This is the year we seek the respect that Transport Workers deserve. With people returning to work, the economy beginning to move again, it is now time to make the big push for industry rates in the supply chains. It is time to achieve increases for Transport Workers who kept the country moving.
State Secretary Richard Olsen writes in Big Rigs Magazine.
I am writing this column on April Fool’s Day. Today, Transurban and the NSW Government have raised the costs of toll roads across Sydney, as they do every quarter year.
The Transport Workers Union has called on the NSW Premier to urgently set up ...
Sydney may be in lockdown but truck drivers, transport workers are still on the ...
The TWU National FedEx Negotiation Committee was called together today, FedEx ...
Organising for change. This is the year we seek the respect that Transport ...
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