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FedEx has notified the TWU that workers who participated in four-hour stoppages they will be locked out for the remainder of the shift and the following full shift, meaning many workers will lose out on two days’ pay per action. FedEx’s decision to invoke this right also provides workers with greater ability to take more […]
TWU members are clear: they want StarTrack back to the table and the Enterprise Agreement currently being negotiated, settled. The company has given the workforce no choice but to take strike action again.
Qantas has been charged with criminal offences under WHS laws for standing down a health and safety representative because he raised concerns about COVID-19 risks when cleaning aircraft arriving from China in early 2020.
Welcome to the first digital edition of the TWU News. The TWU has made the move to a digital edition of the TWU News twice a year. This is still the TWU News you know, inside are reports on campaigns, information you need to know and some of the TWU wins in safety and more from over the past few months. In making this change the TWU bears in mind the historic role of the TWU News journal over many years in the past and the many years in the future, reflecting campaigns, members wins and in the primary role of keeping TWU members up to date and organised.
Waste collection workers in the Eurobodalla Shire Council have slammed the Council over its failure to include job protections in their waste collection tender, which threatens them with job losses and/or pay cuts of up to 26 per cent.
In a massive win for TWU members at the site, Transit Systems has agreed to run rapid antigen screening tests for all drivers at the depot starting from Monday 13 September, and to continue discussions with workers and the union about ongoing COVID control measures.
agreement, which would destroy decent jobs at the transport operator. Toll aims to bring in new workers and outside hire on up to 30% less pay and conditions, threatening the jobs and earnings of the current workforce.
FedEx has notified the TWU that workers who participated in four-hour stoppages ...
Qantas has been charged with criminal offences under WHS laws for standing down ...
Welcome to the first digital edition of the TWU News. The TWU has made the move ...
In a massive win for TWU members at the site, Transit Systems has agreed to run ...
“As Australians we stick together with our mates – that’s why I’m union.”
“With the union at my back, I’ve been able to stand up to discrimination in the workplace and negotiate for decent wages.”
“Being in the union means we are represented by an experienced voice in the bus industry which gives us the power together to create change in our workplaces.”
"We all need to understand that you don’t get anywhere by acting individually and that we need to be united and organised."