The Government has new powers to address gender equality including equal pay between women and men; discrimination on the basis of family and caring responsibilities; the state of gender equality in Australian workplaces. The ACTU has provided a detailed a news release: The ACTU has welcomed new laws that will…

One million Australian workers now have access to leave to deal with effects of family violence, thanks to union negotiations, ACTU Secretary Dave Oliver announced today. The ASU led the way with the first successful clause achieved in a Victorian council. Attending the White Ribbon lunch in Melbourne today, Mr…

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Legislation to be introduced to parliament next week which will streamline anti-discrimination law and make it easier for workers to challenge discriminatory treatment, has been welcomed by the ACTU. ACTU President Ged Kearney said the new laws would offer better protection against discrimination in the workplace and give ordinary workers…

After many years of faithful service, ASU National Net was today replaced by ASUnational, the new website of the Australian Services Union National Office. As well as a fresh new look, ASUnational has been designed to make our website visitors' experience much more rewarding. Key features of the new website…

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Unions have warned that an increasing number of Australians are working unpaid overtime, as "Go Home on Time Day" encourages workers to try to leave work on time. ACTU President Ged Kearney said the growth of insecure work and unpaid overtime were putting more pressure on workers and families. "Today…