ised Alex Scott

2 months ago | together.org.au | ised Alex Scott |South Brisbane

The federal election is just months away, and Peter Dutton has already made it clear what kind of government he'd lead: one that puts big business first and takes away what workers have fought for. Peter Dutton has announced his plan for workers. He has confirmed he will roll back workplace rights that have delivered superannuation on Paid Parental Leave, better wages, working from home opportunities, safer workplaces, and the lowest gender pay gap in history.

2 months ago | together.org.au | ised Alex Scott |South Brisbane

Every few years, when their Enterprise Bargaining (EB) Agreement expires, union members have the opportunity to improve their working conditions, wages, and contract terms in the Queensland Public Service. This process is called collective bargaining or EB negotiations. To make the most of this opportunity, it is essential for union members to understand how collective bargaining and negotiations work, and how they can actively engage in shaping their next EB Agreement.

Oct 21, 2024 | together.org.au | ised Alex Scott |South Brisbane

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Sep 30, 2024 | together.org.au | ised Alex Scott |South Brisbane

The Right to Disconnect has become an entitlement for most Australian workers after union members successful campaign. But for Together members in the Queensland Public Sector, that workplace right is still to be secured. Your union is seeking to extend those rights to Queensland public sector workers. The Right to Disconnect refers to the right of employees to refuse to engage in work-related communications, such as emails, phone calls, or messages, outside of their normal working hours.

Sep 30, 2024 | together.org.au | ised Alex Scott |South Brisbane

We’re celebrating a major achievement for working women across Australia. After tireless campaigning by ASU/Together members, the Federal Government has passed legislation through the Senate to ensure super is paid on government-funded paid parental leave. This life-changing reform will make a major impact for working women who often leave the workforce with less retirement savings.