4.7K views · 188 reactions | Working from home shouldn’t cost you your rights. Sign the petition to stop big business from cutting pay and conditions. | Australian Services Union | Facebook

1.5K reactions · 201 shares | Union members earn, on average, $250 more per week than non-union members. From community and service workers to technicians and trades, workers in Australian unions continue to negotiate higher pay in ways that ensure all members get a fair wage for a fair day’s work. https://www.australianunions.org.au/campaigns/for-the-workers/?utm_campaign=wholeteam&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=facebook&utm_content=wholeteam | Australian Unions | Facebook

3.6K views · 80 reactions | There has never been a better time to be in your union with all the uncertainty. Given the lack of job security and the job losses we’re seeing it’s good to have someone #ByYourSide Is it time to join the #AustralianServicesUnion? www.asu.asn.au/asujoin | Australian Services Union | Facebook

The City of Launceston and the Australian Services Union have reached an agreement-in-principle on a ground-breaking new Enterprise Agreement that - if endorsed - will be the first in Australian history to introduce a four-day working week with five-day wages. City of Launceston Chief Executive Officer Sam Johnson said the proposed Agreement represented a nationally significant step in modern workplace reform. "This is a bold and progressive proposal that recognises the changing nature of work a

2.6K views | Our 2023 ASU Career Launchpad series is about to begin! Featuring a whole new series of programs, as well as add-ons to some of our most popular courses from over the years. There's something for everyone and the best part is they're all FREE for ASU members. Browse our full catalogue and register today: https://asucareerlaunchpad.org.au/ | Australian Services Union | Facebook

Get to know the Women's Australian Services Rugby Union team took part in the National Women's Rugby Championship last month. Their squad is made up of serving members from the Royal Australian Navy, The Australian Army, and the Royal Australian Air Force. | Wallabies