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Workers in unions prevent Apple employees being squeezed for excessive hours and low pay

Workers in unions prevent Apple employees being squeezed for excessive hours and low pay

Published: 19/09/2022
Category: Workers rights

The workers that bring you the ‘Genius bar’ at Apple have made a clever move: they’ve joined their union.

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Australian Unions have your back at work


Is your rental accommodation making you sick?

Published: 18/09/2022

Millions of Australian workers know what it's like to shiver through a winter in a rental property that is too cold, without enough heating, or is drafty or damp.

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The continuing legacy of industry super funds

The continuing legacy of industry super funds

Published: 16/09/2022
Category: Working life

For those whose superannuation has been in the hands of for-profit funds throughout their working lives, a stable and sustainable retirement is an unlikely reality. Instead, Australians are finding that the fund they’ve entrusted with their hard-earned retirement savings has far from their best interests at heart. 

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It is possible to take home millions of dollars in pay. But what’s the dark secret?

It is possible to take home millions of dollars in pay. But what’s the dark secret?

Published: 14/09/2022
Category: Workers rights

At first glance, it looks like there is a secret behind the extraordinary figures of CEO pay packets. After all, how is it even possible that anyone person can ‘earn’ hundreds of millions of dollars?

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Tuftmasters carpeted by union win

Tuftmasters carpeted by union win

Published: 14/09/2022
Category: On The Job

The bad faith negotiation tactic from Tuftmasters was an attempt to erode wages and conditions that union members had bargained for over decades, such as a redundancy agreement that provided three weeks pay per year of service.

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Australian Unions have your back at work


The Jobs and Skills Summit: what can be achieved when we listen to everyone

The Jobs and Skills Summit: what can be achieved when we listen to everyone

Published: 13/09/2022
Category: The Bulletin

ACTU Secretary Sally McManus joined us on The Bulletin this week to reflect on what came out of the Jobs and Skills Summit. 

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