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Public Sector Wage Cap Must Go
09/08/2019
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Central Coast workers in call to Change the Rules
31/07/2018
Around 200 local union members are expected to attend the Central Coast launch of the Change the Rules campaign in Gosford TONIGHT (Tuesday 31 July, 2018).
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Employers should bear greater responsibility for ending workplace sexual harassment
30/08/2018
Australian employers should carry responsibility for creating a workplace free from sexual harrassment, rather than relying on individual complainants to come forward, according to a discussion paper released today by Unions NSW.
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NSW Govt decision to mandate hard cap on employing Australians is a disgrace
27/07/2018
Unions NSW Secretary Mark Morey: I have never heard of any employer - let alone our State Government - putting a hard cap on the number of Australians it wants to offer work to.
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EXPERT PANEL; Workers’ mental health and wellbeing is in crisis in Australia
27/04/2018
Every year poor mental health costs Australian workplaces $10.6 billion in lost productivity, absenteeism and compensation.
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Unions begin legal challenge to jail terms for political campaigns
26/09/2018
Unions will today seek leave to appeal to the High Court, challenging laws that could see them jailed for political campaigns
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Boxing Day Schocker; 4000 sick and injured workers get their income support terminated today
26/12/2017
4,000 sick and injured workers have had their income support terminated by the NSW Government today – despite the scheme having a massive $2.4 billion accumulated surplus.
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State Government allergic to wage rises
19/06/2018
The State Government’s pre-election budget reveals the Liberals remain allergic to pay rises, despite flatlining wages.
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More work to do to resolve rail crisis
19/01/2018
The Combined Rail Unions today met with NSW Minister for Transport Andrew Constance in a further attempt to resolve the continuing dispute between rail workers and the NSW Government.
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Rail EA negotiations to continue
18/01/2018
The Combined Rail Unions today met with Sydney Trains and NSW Trains officials to continue negotiations over new Enterprise Agreements at the two rail entities.
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Sydney workers in call to change the rules
15/08/2018
Over 100 union members are expected to attend the local launch of the Change the Rules campaign in Revesby TOMORROW (Thursday 16 August, 2018).
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Unions launch High Court challenge as Government threatens jail for political campaigns
11/08/2014
Unions NSW has filed a High Court challenge against new electoral funding laws that could see trade unionists jailed for future campaign activities similar to those they engaged in at the last two state elections.
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Forcing migrants to the bush creates conditions for exploitation
09/10/2018
The Coalition’s policy to force migrants to spend five years in regional communities will create a tinder box of exploitation, according to Unions NSW.
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International Women’s Day March and Rally in Sydney TOMORROW
09/03/2018
Thousands of women will rally in Sydney's Hyde Park to stand up against sexual harassment and violence against women TOMORROW (Saturday, 10 March 2018).
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Abestos removal on Airtasker prompts calls to regulate gig-economy
09/03/2018
Revelations of unlicensed asbestos removal performed through the job posting website, Airtasker, have prompted Unions NSW to begin a national push for a new body to properly regulate the gig economy.
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May Day Rally Highlights exploitation of Workers
06/05/2018
Today's May Day rally will see thousands of people march through Sydney to celebrate the achievements of the union movement, and to protest against exploitation.
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Rally for domestic violence leave
04/10/2017
Violence against women has claimed 52 lives since a COAG summit last October recommended paid leave for people affected by domestic violence.
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Hazzard must come clean on Maitland Hospital details
01/12/2017
NSW Minister for Health Brad Hazzard must come clean on the details of the operational model that is planned for the new Maitland Hospital, unions representing NSW health workers said today.
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Public Sector Wage Cap Must Go

09/08/2019

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Central Coast workers in call to Change the Rules

31/07/2018

Around 200 local union members are expected to attend the Central Coast launch of the Change the Rules campaign in Gosford TONIGHT (Tuesday 31 July, 2018).

Employers should bear greater responsibility for ending workplace sexual harassment

30/08/2018

Australian employers should carry responsibility for creating a workplace free from sexual harrassment, rather than relying on individual complainants to come forward, according to a discussion paper released today by Unions NSW.

NSW Govt decision to mandate hard cap on employing Australians is a disgrace

27/07/2018

Unions NSW Secretary Mark Morey: I have never heard of any employer - let alone our State Government - putting a hard cap on the number of Australians it wants to offer work to.

EXPERT PANEL; Workers’ mental health and wellbeing is in crisis in Australia

27/04/2018

Every year poor mental health costs Australian workplaces $10.6 billion in lost productivity, absenteeism and compensation.

Unions begin legal challenge to jail terms for political campaigns

26/09/2018

Unions will today seek leave to appeal to the High Court, challenging laws that could see them jailed for political campaigns

Boxing Day Schocker; 4000 sick and injured workers get their income support terminated today

26/12/2017

4,000 sick and injured workers have had their income support terminated by the NSW Government today – despite the scheme having a massive $2.4 billion accumulated surplus.

State Government allergic to wage rises

19/06/2018

The State Government’s pre-election budget reveals the Liberals remain allergic to pay rises, despite flatlining wages.

More work to do to resolve rail crisis

19/01/2018

The Combined Rail Unions today met with NSW Minister for Transport Andrew Constance in a further attempt to resolve the continuing dispute between rail workers and the NSW Government.

Rail EA negotiations to continue

18/01/2018

The Combined Rail Unions today met with Sydney Trains and NSW Trains officials to continue negotiations over new Enterprise Agreements at the two rail entities.

Sydney workers in call to change the rules

15/08/2018

Over 100 union members are expected to attend the local launch of the Change the Rules campaign in Revesby TOMORROW (Thursday 16 August, 2018).

Unions launch High Court challenge as Government threatens jail for political campaigns

11/08/2014

Unions NSW has filed a High Court challenge against new electoral funding laws that could see trade unionists jailed for future campaign activities similar to those they engaged in at the last two state elections.

Forcing migrants to the bush creates conditions for exploitation

09/10/2018

The Coalition’s policy to force migrants to spend five years in regional communities will create a tinder box of exploitation, according to Unions NSW.

International Women’s Day March and Rally in Sydney TOMORROW

09/03/2018

Thousands of women will rally in Sydney's Hyde Park to stand up against sexual harassment and violence against women TOMORROW (Saturday, 10 March 2018).

Abestos removal on Airtasker prompts calls to regulate gig-economy

09/03/2018

Revelations of unlicensed asbestos removal performed through the job posting website, Airtasker, have prompted Unions NSW to begin a national push for a new body to properly regulate the gig economy.

May Day Rally Highlights exploitation of Workers

06/05/2018

Today's May Day rally will see thousands of people march through Sydney to celebrate the achievements of the union movement, and to protest against exploitation.

Rally for domestic violence leave

04/10/2017

Violence against women has claimed 52 lives since a COAG summit last October recommended paid leave for people affected by domestic violence.

Hazzard must come clean on Maitland Hospital details

01/12/2017

NSW Minister for Health Brad Hazzard must come clean on the details of the operational model that is planned for the new Maitland Hospital, unions representing NSW health workers said today.

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