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Number 32 4 August 2024
LATE NEWS - VALE - COLIN COOPER We received the sad news late Friday that a former stalwart of our Branch and former union (ATEA) Col Cooper passed away after a long illness. We have no detail of the funeral at this time. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Branch Committee of Management has determined that the Annual General Meeting be held on
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PUBLICATION OF ANNUAL ACCOUNTS The annual accounts and audit report of the Branch have been published on our web site. The accounts are at CWU T&S Branch Annual Accounts WELCOME TO OUR STAFF - KEN HARDISTY We are pleased to advise that Ken Hardisty has joined our team in the T&S Branch. Ken was formerly the National Assistant Secretary (Technical) in our Union. He comes with a wealth of knowledge from his experiences doing EBAs etc in Telstra, Post and our other technical areas. Ken can be contacted via email at khardisty@cwu.asn.au. POST EBA The Post EBA is going to ballot shortly supported by the postal branches. It appears that technical issues were not raised in discussions and despite assurances, our Branch (with the most Postal techs in Aust) was not given any opportunity to pursue them. POST RESTRUCTURE Despite the EBA, the Postal technical restructure issues remain unresolved and we are keen to pursue them. The general issues include SME classifications, Teams Allowance, and PTO5 at outstations. The problem of low salaries for technical staff, particularly for electricians, needs resolution as recruitment is almost impossible with current salaries. Our JCCs in Sydney and Melbourne are functioning well and Ken Hardisty will be the point person for these matters. TZV REPORT
The EBA has now been forwarded to Government for approval. Once approved it will be published for a week before you will be asked to vote.
We are still dealing with some wording changes.
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In the last two years, the union movement has won the biggest changes to workers' rights in this country in generations. These changes deliver new and improved rights that empower millions of workers.
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