Industrial

 

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Introduction to the AEU's Industrial Work

The AEU represents the industrial interests of its members through:

  • negotiation and advocacy in state and federal industrial tribunals;
  • protection of rights through awards and agreements;
  • campaigns to improve working conditions and entitlements;
  • campaigns for safe and harassment-free workplaces;
  • support, advice and representation for individual members;
  • lobbying and campaigning - against draconian industrial legislation and for better legal protections for workers' rights;
  • building solidarity between all education industry workers.
Protecting and advancing the working conditions and industrial rights of AEU members can only be achieved through an integrated approach that recognises the close relationship between the industrial interests of education workers, the professional interests of education workers and adequate resourcing of public education.

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Industrial Contacts

The industrial work of the Union is primarily at the level of State/Territory Branches and Associated Bodies. If you have a concern or query about your working conditions or industrial issues at your workplace, you should contact your State/Territory Branch.

AEU industrial work is also undertaken by Federal Officers including David Colley, Federal Industrial Officer.

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Salaries

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Other Industrial Resources

Papers and Submissions

Useful Industrial Sites

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Applications to change AEU eligibility rule

The AEU has lodged an application with the Australian Industrial Registry for consent to alter its eligibility rules in relation to government schools and early childhood education. The application can be seen here.

The AEU has lodged an application with the Australian Industrial Registry for consent to alter its eligibility rules in relation to technical colleges. The application can be seen here.

If you would like more information about either application, contact David Colley.

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This page last updated 1 December 2011

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120 Clarendon Street, Southbank, Victoria, Australia 3006
Ph: +61 3 9693 1800 Fax: +61 3 9693 1805
Email: aeu@aeufederal.org.au

Australian Education Union - Industrial
Industrial

 

Contents:


Introduction to the AEU's Industrial Work

The AEU represents the industrial interests of its members through:

  • negotiation and advocacy in state and federal industrial tribunals;
  • protection of rights through awards and agreements;
  • campaigns to improve working conditions and entitlements;
  • campaigns for safe and harassment-free workplaces;
  • support, advice and representation for individual members;
  • lobbying and campaigning - against draconian industrial legislation and for better legal protections for workers' rights;
  • building solidarity between all education industry workers.
Protecting and advancing the working conditions and industrial rights of AEU members can only be achieved through an integrated approach that recognises the close relationship between the industrial interests of education workers, the professional interests of education workers and adequate resourcing of public education.

Go Top

Industrial Contacts

The industrial work of the Union is primarily at the level of State/Territory Branches and Associated Bodies. If you have a concern or query about your working conditions or industrial issues at your workplace, you should contact your State/Territory Branch.

AEU industrial work is also undertaken by Federal Officers including David Colley, Federal Industrial Officer.

Go Top

Salaries

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Other Industrial Resources

Papers and Submissions

Useful Industrial Sites

Go Top

Applications to change AEU eligibility rule

The AEU has lodged an application with the Australian Industrial Registry for consent to alter its eligibility rules in relation to government schools and early childhood education. The application can be seen here.

The AEU has lodged an application with the Australian Industrial Registry for consent to alter its eligibility rules in relation to technical colleges. The application can be seen here.

If you would like more information about either application, contact David Colley.

Go Top

This page last updated 1 December 2011

  Privacy Statement

Copyright © 2012 Australian Education Union - Federal Office
120 Clarendon Street, Southbank, Victoria, Australia 3006
Ph: +61 3 9693 1800 Fax: +61 3 9693 1805
Email: aeu@aeufederal.org.au