CPSU Wins in 2020!
5 January, 2021
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In 2020 CPSU Members rose to the challenge of preparing our public sector to support those who rely on us the most.
We are the union for
public sector workersin Tasmania.
2020
Serving members for 123 years.
$
0
+
In lost wages recovered in 2020!
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Members strong and growing every day.
Standing up
for jobs you can count on.
CPSU Members work every day to improve Tasmania’s public services, and the working lives of the people who deliver them. Just like you.
The Tasmanian 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.
Our Members Work every day to:
- Protect our children and support Tasmanian families
- Care for the sick and get them back on their feet
- Keep the community safe and turn lives around
- Promote our export industries and unique island state
- Protect our world-renowned natural environment
- Build the skills Tasmania needs for the future
- Deliver expert advice to move our state forward
What's happening now:
Northern recruitment policy unpopular among DPIPWE staff
22 December, 2020
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It’s time for state-wide advertising to make our public sector accessible to the communities we serve, not just in how we deliver services – but as a job-maker.
Thirza White Elected CPSU General Secretary
9 December, 2020
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Thirza will head a team that includes both experience and new faces. Previous Secretary Tom Lynch has been elected as the new Assistant Secretary.
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