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Agenda for change

Over the last few months, CPSU members around Australia have been joining together to build a new agenda for change.

CPSU members, wherever they work, are at the forefront of Australia's response to the significant challenges of the decade. These challenges include:

  • global warming
  • health reform
  • skills
  • education
  • workplace relations
  • indigenous disadvantage
  • telecommunications
  • infrastructure.

But do we have the right mix of skills, people, and support to make a real difference?

What you can do

CPSU members around Australia have been building a new agenda for change. This is the beginning of a long-term conversation with workers in our industries about the things that really matter. While continuing to focus on the "core business" of improving members' pay and conditions, we want to explore options for tackling longer-term issues such as:

  • maintaining a skilled workforce in a tight labour market
  • managing the imminent baby-boomer exodus
  • protecting and promoting the value of the public sector
  • ensuring workers with caring responsibilities can balance their work and life
  • closing the pay gaps between public and private sector and between different agencies
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News

CPSU's new leader vows to build a unified public service
The Community and Public Sector Union today endorsed Nadine Flood as its new national secretary to represent the interests of the nation’s 140,000 federal public sector workers.  [read more] Union and community action saves regional Archives jobs
The CPSU and other community groups have welcomed a Rudd Government rethink on the budget-driven decision to close National Archives of Australia (NAA) offices in Darwin, Adelaide and Hobart.  [read more] Getting ready for a tough Budget
As a direct result of the global financial crisis, public servants are likely to face the toughest Federal Budget in decades. [read more] Are agency-based 'silos' stifling your creativity?
A Canberra academic has joined the debate about the need for a service-wide approach in the APS, claiming agency-focussed 'silos' are stifling creativity.  [read more] Is Barnaby Joyce after your job?
Opposition finance spokesman Barnaby Joyce has confirmed an Abbott government has plans to slash public sector jobs and services. [read more]
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General information

Australian Customs Services
Ric's story. [read more] National Archives of Australia
Jeremy's story. [read more] Bureau of Meteorology
Monica's story. [read more] Defence Materiel Organisation
Rick's story. [read more] Department of Defence
Deb's story. [read more]
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Resources
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Agenda for Change - Final Report
Agenda for Change - Final Report
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Agenda for Change
Agenda for Change
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Next Steps March 2008
Next Steps March 2008
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