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The NUW represents call centre workers across Australia.

Woolworths Barnawartha or 'The Big Shed' as it is known is a retail distribution warehouse for Woolworths between Melbourne and Sydney and is located 15km south of Wodonga.

This site will be used to keep SIW warehouse workers in Tasmania up to date with the 2013 bargain for a new Agreement.

Serco workers will soon begin bargaining for their next EBA.

SSDS' latest offer doesn't even keep up with cost of living increases

Recall workers in WA have taken indefinite strike action to fight for fair wages. We all need to support our fellow members.

Australia's manufacturing industry is vital to the overall health of the Australian economy but it is facing tough challenges. That's why the NUW is working with government and local communities to rebuild this industry and secure vital Australian jobs.

This year Americold workers will be negotiating their next EBA.

H.A.G workers and the NUW bargaining for respect for workers. Hard working members at H.A.G wanted safe, secure jobs they could count on. They didn't want A THIRD of the workforce to be labour-hire casuals doing constant work week in and week out. Permanant and casual H.A.G workers united to fight for secure work for all.

All Sigma Queensland workers need to join the NUW and unite to protect their pay and conditions during the EBA negotiations.

Campaigning for their first national collective agreement

Join NUW delegates in Tasmania organising to assist those affected by the recent bushfires.

NUW members take a national approach to bargaining for fair wages and conditions

The Thales and NUW Explosive Ordnance EBA is about to be renegotiated

All workers deserve equal pay for equal work, no matter how they are hired. It's time for Woolworths to honour its promise of site rates for all workers.

This page was used to help Polar Fresh delegates and members stay informed during the EBA negotiations.

This page will update members with information about future NUW International Women's Day events as well as news and issues that women are faced with worldwide.

When 550 workers decided to take on two big global companies and demand rights and conditions that had never been in their Agreement before, it was always going to be a big fight.

NUW members refuse to be divided on the basis that employers call us permanent or casual, labour-hire or contractor. What matters is that we are Union members, not the company name that is on our uniform.

Supporting jobs you can count on in the Defence Logistics Industry