Official account of Unions Tasmania (Tasmanian Trades and Labour Council), representing 50,000 Tassie workers. Authorised by J Munday, 212 Liverpool St, Hobart.
Webinar happening this Thursday, 2 pm AEDT. Meet the panellists who will join you to discuss Australia's priorities for climate and health: clean air, resilient health, and a fair transition.
Register for the webinar here: https://t.co/N3ZMjJ1nke
Media release: Mismanagement of our ABC must stop.
Mismanagement of the ABC and its budget has led to cuts to jobs, public interest reporting and programming with workers wearing the risk and pain.
https://t.co/81WWg0WiyS
#MEAAmedia
Massive congratulations to all the nominees and winners in tonight’s Media Awards! Quality Tassie journalism, telling local stories that are critical to our democracy @withMEAA#politas
Congratulations to April McLennan, winner of the Journalist of the Year award at the Tasmanian Media Awards. Full details of all tonight's winners: https://t.co/o263xlzCPd #MEAAmedia
The Treasurer plans to cut 2,500 Tasmanian jobs and sell off over half of our government businesses, putting thousands of jobs at risk. As he travels the state spruiking his budget, we let him know we will fight to stop these cuts and stop the sell off! #politas#auspol
27 jobs at risk: CPSU Lead Organiser @jess__greene - clarity is needed on future of roles in DPFEM, including Safe Families Co-ordination Unit, Reportable Offender & Child Exploitation Targeting Unit, Family & Sex Crime
Divisions across the state, and the Arch Centres. #politas
Congratulations to all the Hesta Award winners! Read more on the winning nurse, midwife and organisation and the work they do here: 🔗 https://t.co/QIghL36BGv
Unlike a Liberal-National government, which oversaw a decade of wages going backwards, we will always stand up for better pay and fairer working conditions.
Today we released our report Cast Adrift: Cuts to Workers Compensation for Psychological Injury which tables the results of our survey of more than 10,000 essential workers, including teachers, disability workers, firefighters, healthcare workers and emergency services personnel.
Together, we have made over 100 years of positive change for our professions, our communities and our members. The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) is all of us - the collective voice of more than 345,000 nurses, midwives and care workers across the country.
Strengthening the nation’s healthcare system with 400 additional nursing scholarships and an $8.5 Billion funding boost for 18 million bulk-billed GP visits every year, The ANMF welcomes the Albanese Government’s pledge.
MEDIA RELEASE: https://t.co/1AeezSO24l
Medicare for all. No one should have to make the decision between getting the healthcare they need and paying the bills. 9 out of every 10 GP visits becoming free will make a big difference to people pockets #insiders
1820 brave illegally sacked workers who exposed & tore down Joyce’s brutal @qantas management team today celebrate $120million - the largest payout for workers ever by a country mile. A safe & secure skies commission is needed so this can never happen again #auspol#ausunions
Proud of the @TWUAus and the Qantas members who took on the company and won BIG. In a shameful move four years ago, Qantas illegally sacked 1,800 workers. They now have to create a $120 million fund to compensate these workers. It pays to be union ✊ #ausunions#auspol
BREAKING: Qantas will create a $120 million fund to compensate illegally outsourced workers after a four year TWU court case.
A huge congrats to these workers - that’s union power.
The ANMF are continuing to celebrate their centenary with a roadshow around Tasmania, a wonderful celebration of the incredible achievements of this hundred year old union #ausunions
Our Southern ANMF Organiser (Peter) visited Kobi and Eve during the Centenary Roadshow yesterday, which continues across Tasmania.
If you’re an ANMF member in the Roadshow Raffle, stay tuned!
Winners will be randomly selected and contacted soon!
#ANMFTas#100YearsStrong