HAPPENING AT UNIONSWA
The No Respect, No Service project provides workshops and resources to repond to the high rates of sexual harassment and other forms of gendered violence experienced by young women and migrant women working in the hospitality, retail, and community sectors.
CPSU/CSA are calling on all West Australians to oppose the proposal from the Cook Labor Government to privatise public services and calls on Hannah Beazley, the Minister for Disability Services, to immediately shelve the proposal.
UnionsWA would like to extend a warm invitation to anyone interested in Workplace Gender Equality to attend the launch of our report Beyond the Boys’ Club: Reframing WA’s Construction, Energy and Transport Industries to Build and Deliver Gender Equality.
Do you know how often your super gets paid? Even if you don’t regularly check your balance there are rules around when your employer needs to pay you super, it’s called the Superannuation Guarantee (SG). Currently, employers only need to make SG contributions quarterly, but this will change from 1 July 2026.
The UnionsWA International Committee invite all WA unionists to come along to a special screening of Abby Martin’s documentary film Cuba After Castro.
The event will include a panel discussion with WA trade unionists who have experienced Cuba first-hand and will share why they support the Cuban people and the right to self-determination.
It’s time all workers across Australia have access to ten days of paid leave to manage their reproductive
health. Paid leave will help address the gender pay gap, reduce reproductive health stigmas, support workers’ health and wellbeing and create more inclusive workplaces.
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