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The decision by the Rockliff government to abolish the Department of Communities Tasmania has caused significant upheaval for many workers, not least those in Corporate
CPSU Members work every day to improve Tasmania’s services, and the working lives of the people who deliver them. Just like you.
Tasmania’s public sector is a strong union workplace and the Community & Public Sector Union is the union fighting for public services every day.
By joining your union you’re standing up to strengthen the public services Tasmanians want and rely on, as well as making sure you and your colleagues have a strong voice into the future.
So why join a union?
The decision by the Rockliff government to abolish the Department of Communities Tasmania has caused significant upheaval for many workers, not least those in Corporate
Getting the most out of your union membership means claiming your subscription fees as a tax deduction. With tax time upon us, we wanted to
CPSU Organiser Nellie Metcalfe breaks down how Child Safety staff at St. John’s Park used their WHS rights to get safety and consultation concerns addressed
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RetweetRT @sallymcmanus: It is a mistake to stop paid pandemic leave. Workers without paid sick leave are required isolate for seven days and will…
RetweetRT @thirza_white: Today is the day the main public sector wages agreement expiry. Time to put the Treasurer, Mr Ferguson’s commitment to go…
RetweetRT @sallymcmanus: Pay increases for awards (4.6%) and 0.5% increase for super both come in today. Check your next pay!
RetweetRT @thirza_white: Double Speak “We need to be able to ramp up our training in high demand and emerging industries and attract quality train…
RetweetRT @thirza_white: Time for the Rockcliff government to commit to the same. As Tassie’s paid parental leave is still geared towards women wi…
RetweetRT @TasCOSS: The housing crisis is deepening. Research by @aihw shows that since the Tasmanian Liberal Government came to power in 2014 th…
RetweetRT @unionsnsw: We asked teachers to share their stories of how mass staff shortages, overwork, and wages that do not keep up with inflation…
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