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Dear mark,
Even though we know that the best thing for babies is to have their parents
at home with them during the early days, the Turnbull Government is once
again pushing ahead with plans to cut the amount of paid time at home for new
parents. Tell Malcolm Turnbull that family comes first.
Making sure every new
family can give a child a good start in life is something employers and the
government need to provide, together.
Current parental leave arrangements enhance child and maternal wellbeing and
support parents until they are ready to go back to work. It underpins
whatever employees obtain by negotiation with employers.
Government funded paid parental leave was introduced as a universal program –
to be available to all families in Australia. It must stay that way.
Let’s all send a strong message to Malcolm Turnbull by
signing the petition. Once you’ve signed it, please spread the word in your networks and share the petition
with family and friends.
In unity,
Ged Kearney
ACTU President
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A newsletter from the delegates at University of Technology Sydney Australia.
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Family comes first petition
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Friday, October 21, 2016
THE FINAL RESULTS OF THE PSA/CPSU ELECTION
PSA Election Results 2016
RF
indicates a Rank and File team member
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General Secretary
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Stewart Calder-Little RF
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2384
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Sue Walsh
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1894
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Assistant General Secretary
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Troy Wright RF
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2512
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Steve Turner
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1761
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President
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Kylie McKelvie RF
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2909
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Mary Court
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1675
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Vice President
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Nicole Jess RF
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Wendy Hurry
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Raymond Wilton
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Central Council
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Heather Shields RF
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Tracey King RF
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David Illingworth
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Sue Walsh
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Jodie Stubbs
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Erin Mitchell RF
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Anne Gardiner
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Jason Schnepf
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Wendy Jones
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Judy Greenwood
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Ian Tuit
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Tina Cotton RF
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Cassandra Coleman
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Kim De Govrik RF
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Jan Lyon
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Shane Elliott RF
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Craig Jones
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Julie Westacott RF
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Steve Wallace
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Kellie Bottrell
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Shelley Odewahn RF
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Steve Turner
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John Lievore RF
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Brook Down RF
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Leon Parissi
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Joanne Nieass
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Frank Kovic RF
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Greg Delprado
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William Pinkstone
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Caroline Heads RF
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Jason Charlton RF
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Brendan McMenamin RF
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Michelle Bogatyrov
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Greg Shaw
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David Halliday
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Carmen Wells
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Mary Court
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Angela Field
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Peter McGlynn
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John Moratelli
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Rachel Smoothy RF
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Natalie Howes RF
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Julie Griffiths
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Sallyann Sullivan
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Mark Hutchinson
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Friday, June 3, 2016
HOW TO VOTE CPSU-SPSF 2016 Election
I want to encourage everyone to participate in this election in our UTS Branch. You should have received your NEW ballot papers at your home address.
Dear candidate,
Since the opening of the ballot, I have discovered errors in the candidate statement booklet that was mailed with three ballot papers, declaration envelope and a reply paid envelope.
As a result of this and to prevent any irregularity, I am taking the following actions under Section 193 of the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009:
• Post fresh ballot papers and a new candidate statement booklet to all eligible members not allocated to sub-branch1.
• Extend closing date of the ballot to 6 July 2016
• Send the attached Notice to all eligible voters explaining what has occurred and
• Advise all candidates via email today about the actions I am proposing to take.
• Extend closing date of the ballot to 6 July 2016
• Send the attached Notice to all eligible voters explaining what has occurred and
• Advise all candidates via email today about the actions I am proposing to take.
Please find attached copy of the Notice that will be sent with the fresh ballot material to all eligible members not allocated to Sub-branch 1 as above.
Please note that for the 312 members of the POA branch there is no change to the ballot as their candidate statement booklet has no errors.
That ballot will close on 22 June 2016 but will not be counted until 6 July 2016 along with all the others.
This Notice can be uploaded to your team website so members are aware they are not to send ballot material that has already been issued as this will be disregarded.
The colour of the ballot papers is not being altered so the how to vote material that may have been distributed to voters is still correct.
Thanks
Regards
Noopur Madan | Returning Officer
Industrial & Commercial Elections | NSW State Office
Australian Electoral Commission
Industrial & Commercial Elections | NSW State Office
Australian Electoral Commission
Please remember that your vote is important. I personally am voting with the rank and file team in the election there are other candidates but it is important to the strength of our union to take a look at a change of leadership in 2016.
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Trump refuses to honor workers
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Thursday, January 7, 2016
Help Stop Cuts to Essential Health Care in Australia
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Dear members
Over Christmas the Turnbull Government unleashed more cuts to
Medicare when they thought no one was watching.
Pap smears, blood and urine tests, X-rays, ultrasounds and MRIs
will no longer be free if the Government gets
its way. But just like we have over the last two years – we
can stop them.
As a nurse, I know how important these tests are. Pap smears
help detect cancer. Blood and urine tests are a vital part of diagnosing problems
before it’s too late. Ultrasounds are vital for pregnant women and MRIs &
X-rays are essential to diagnose problems. They save people’s lives.
Yet the Turnbull Government, just like the Abbott Government,
seems intent on destroying Medicare and Americanising our healthcare system.
Australian Unions delivered Medicare for all Australians – its central
purpose is to ensure that no matter who you are, or where you are from, you
can access free quality health care.
Join
with us to demand Prime Minister Turnbull act to reverse these cuts so
these tests remain free. We made Tony Abbott back down on the Medicare
co-payment twice. Let’s demand Prime Minister Turnbull do the same.
Sign the petition
and spread it far and wide. Let’s make this an issue he cannot ignore.
Ged
Australian Unions Team
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