Every apprentice deserves to be treated with dignity and respect at work and they should be free from bullying and unsafe conditions. This employer was fined $20,000 for transporting an teenage apprentice in a toolbox.
https://t.co/52R4B8jHie
Are you passionate about campaigning? Looking for a role where you can support young workers to deal with workplace issues?
You're in luck - we're hiring! Applications close January 31, find out more about the Outreach Organiser position 👇
https://t.co/mqs8u409mg
50% of young workers in Australia are casual workers, so we wanted to know what the Australian Government’s proposed industrial relations omnibus bill means for them. Here's our snapshot 📸Want to know more? Get in touch! #auspol@youngworkersvic@tomorrowmvmt
Are you a young worker? Think you've been underpaid by your boss?
As part of Victorian Youth Week, we're hosting a free online information session for young workers on taking practical steps to recover your stolen wages.
RSVP here: https://t.co/ggnb991jY2
Three @Uber_Australia workers have been killed in recent weeks. Uber's response is to double-down on denying basic employment rights such as occupational health & safety.
We need airtight gig economy regulations now.
#springst#auspol
https://t.co/VpBGzFLzsP
The @TWUAus & the rest of the union movement is getting behind the families of the five delivery riders tragically killed at work in recent weeks. Together we mourn the dead and fight like hell for the living.
Please support these families if you can:
https://t.co/b2oXjAqWRy
Their names are Xiaojun Chen, Dede Fredy, Chow Khai Shien, Bijoy Paul & Ik Wong.
They worked without sick leave, super, or OHS coverage. Likely for $10-11 an hour.
'Gig economy' platforms like @Uber_Australia are creating an underclass of servant workers it is killing people.
No job is safe from the 'gig economy.' It would have once been unfathomable that aged care & disability work would be app based.
Now workers are forced to pitch their services on apps like Care .com for as low as $9 an hour because there aren't enough secure jobs for everyone.
In 8 weeks, 5 delivery riders have been killed at work.
1 worked for @HungryPanda15.
1 worked for @DoorDash.
3 worked for @UberEats / @Uber_Australia.
Now its up to discretion of companies that paid them an average of $10 an hour as to whether their families are looked after.
Check out this email from @DidiGlobal to one of its workers. 🤬
'Be your own boss' is a lie pushed by corporations in order to shun any of their employment obligations to workers.
Gig workers cant even reject jobs or decide their route without risking being banned. Its a sham.
I just signed this petition calling on @cporterwa to stop gig workers from being killed on our roads. Enough is enough - 5 deaths in 3 months is a national crisis. https://t.co/py4VO4sH4q via @MegaphoneAU
I just signed this petition calling on @cporterwa to stop gig workers from being killed on our roads. Enough is enough - 5 deaths in 3 months is a national crisis. https://t.co/QPNAVorgAU via @MegaphoneAU
Sign this joint @YWCVictoria & @TWUAus petition fighting to stop gig workers being killed on our roads.
@cporterwa & the Liberal government need to step up. Instead they're wiping their hands clean of this issue. We need gig economy regulations now.
https://t.co/LWoIFRFrWB
2 delivery riders killed on our roads in just 3 days. 5 killed in just 3 months. That's 5 families who will never see their loved one again.
Enough is enough. Sign the petition calling on @cporterwa & the Federal Govt to step up and protect gig workers:
https://t.co/KGU3AkEgkw
If you aren't allowed to reject jobs or determine how you perform your work, you aren't an independent contractor, you're getting scammed.
If you're a Victorian gig worker, join the campaign to fix the gig economy:
https://t.co/Z6LYMUiRpn
THREAD: Lin, Jade, Melanie, Charlotte and Ben are former workers of @mydaiso QV. Between them, they worked at the store for years and today they're standing up and sharing their story. 👇 (1/3)
https://t.co/Pw5cPnKDUG
Deputy chair of the Young Workers Centre @Sherryhuang0911 is in @theage today sharing her experience of agricultural work. The system is broken - fairer regulation, and improved pay and conditions for all are vital.
https://t.co/Gr0yM0zNEJ