in Tasmania.
CPSU Members work every day to improve Tasmania’s 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:
Every year our pay and entitlements are increased to match your pay rise under your wages Agreement – but this doesn’t happen automatically. We wanted
In 2020 CPSU Members rose to the challenge of preparing our public sector to support those who rely on us the most.
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.
RT @MundayJessica: Honestly, I couldn’t sit politely at an #IWD2021 breakfast this year. Rape allegations in our nations Parliament, the ab…
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Read MoreRT @shot_au: Here's Mary Pemberton - "Why do we even bother with International Women's Day?"
Read MoreRT @thirza_white: Help Richie pay this unfair fine. Construction is one dangerous worksite, the fact the ABCC is levelling fines at individ…
Read MoreRT @MicheleONeilAU: He needed the police to tell him that? https://t.co/bzqCx6thOm
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RT @PasForg: It's about more than people not being able to eat well and regularly (though food insecurity's an issue, people really are sta…
Read MoreRT @unionsaustralia: Our president @MicheleONeilAU will be on @abc730 tonight talking about workplace sexual harassment. Tune in! #abc730
Read MoreThe danger of outsourcing is already a lesson learnt from this pandemic. Public sector workers are experts and operate for the public good. Handing over control of this important roll-out doesn’t make sense and is a huge risk.
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