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The union for
public sector workers
in Tasmania.
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The union for
public sector workers
in Tasmania.

Years serving members, since 1897.
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In lost wages recovered, just last year!
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Years serving members, since 1897.
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In lost wages recovered, just last year!
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Members strong and growing every day.
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Members strong and growing every day.
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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?

  • Expert Advice at Work
  • Support throughout your career
  • Better pay and conditions
  • Save thousands with exclusive discounts
  • Stronger public services for all
  • Become part of a movement of more than 2 million working people.
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What's happening now:

Notice of Election

On 12 March 2025, the Fair Work Commission (FWC) issued a decision to the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) under Section 189 of the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009 (‘the Act’) to conduct an election for the Community and Public Sector Union, SPSF Group – Tasmanian Branch.

Stage 1 of the election will elect eligible members to the following offices: President, Vice Presidents, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Executive Councillors and Branch Councillors.

All financial members of the CPSU at the closing of the roll (3 April) who are eligible under the rules can run for office.  Nominations open from 10 April and will be open until 24 April, 12 noon. Nominations forms for the above positions can be found here and should be read in conjunction with the Election Notice found here

Young Workers Conference

24 July, 2024

Last week Unions Tasmania and the Young Workers of lutruwita held their first Young Workers Conference. CPSU Industrial Organiser Lilli Midgley attended and reports back.

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