Media Releases 2012

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Recent Media Releases

Equal pay justice for social and community sector workers signals historic day

February 1, 2012

Today’s ruling by the full bench of Fair Work Australia on pay equity for social and community sector workers is a landmark in the fight for equal pay for women.

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Jobs must be protected if Australia is to ride out global economic uncertainty

January 23, 2012

Employers must pull out all stops to protect Australian jobs and not take a gunshot approach to addressing global economic challenges.

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Speak Up for health and safety: new campaign begins to inform workers of their rights

January 1, 2012

A new national awareness campaign begins today to inform workers of their rights and employers of their obligations under harmonised health and safety laws.

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The ACTU Network

Australian Unions

Whether you want to join a union, take action in campaigns, or make the most of the benefits of being a union member, Australian Unions is the place to go for information and resources.
Visit Australian Unions

Mind Your Head

We’re taking action to protect workplace mental health.
Visit Mind Your Head

Worksite

Your rights at work for students and for people entering the workforce for the first time.
Visit Worksite

OHS

Information and resources for health and safety representatives and workers about how to speak up at work for health and safety.
Visit OHS

Union Aid Abroad

Union Aid Abroad-APHEDA is the overseas aid and development agency of the ACTU. Our work aims to build self-reliance through support to educational and training projects for workers and their organisations in the developing world.
Visit Union Aid Abroad

ACTU National Union Directory

Find who you are looking for from the who’s who of the union movement.
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Representing Australian workers and their families.