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29/09/2023

Union members set to strike in Services Australia

CPSU members in Services Australia will be participating in a 24-hour strike to improve the pay offer for public service workers.
Union members set to strike in Services Australia
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29/09/2023

Member Service Centre reduced hours Labour Day

The CPSU MSC will operate for limited hours on Monday 2 October.
Member Service Centre reduced hours Labour Day
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27/09/2023

CPSU set to escalate over pay

The CPSU will escalate their service-wide bargaining campaign after the revised pay and conditions offer tabled by the APSC failed to garner clear support from union members.
CPSU set to escalate over pay
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26/09/2023

NDIS Commission reform urgently needed

The CPSU has renewed calls for reform of the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (NDIS Commission), claiming that unsafe workloads and grave mismanagement are at the core of the regulator’s failings.
NDIS Commission reform urgently needed
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25/09/2023

Mike Pezzullo position ‘untenable’

The Community and Public Sector Union is deeply concerned by reports regarding the conduct of the Secretary of the Home Affairs Department, Mike Pezzullo, labelling his position as untenable.
Mike Pezzullo position ‘untenable’
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20/09/2023

CPSU members continue to rally for Yes

CPSU members across the country are continuing to campaign for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament despite uncertainty that existed earlier in the campaign.
CPSU members continue to rally for Yes
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15/09/2023

It’s time to decide

Have your say on the APS wide pay and conditions package on offer
It’s time to decide
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14/09/2023

Zero Emissions Day

Join the CPSU Climate Action Network online forum on Wednesday 20 September in celebration of global Zero Emissions Day.
Zero Emissions Day
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12/09/2023

Multicultural Framework review

Tell us how the APS can better support multicultural Australia and ensure the APS workforce better reflects the diversity of the Australian community.
Multicultural Framework review
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7/09/2023

Antarctic Division budget cuts leave science on thin ice

Scientific work of the AAD is becoming increasingly neglected, as staff call on the Department to reverse planned cuts.
Antarctic Division budget cuts leave science on thin ice
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4/09/2023

Information sessions on The Voice to Parliament

The popular CPSU information sessions on The Voice to Parliament are back.
Information sessions on The Voice to Parliament
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31/08/2023

NDIA Campaign for Disability Leave Exemption

Hear stories from NDIA workers on why paid disability leave matters.
NDIA Campaign for Disability Leave Exemption
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29/08/2023

APS-wide pay and conditions package webinars

Hear directly from your CPSU bargaining team on the detail of the pay and conditions package that is close to being finalised.
APS-wide pay and conditions package webinars
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28/08/2023

CPSU prepares for second member vote ahead of APS pay proposals

The offer that is tabled tomorrow needs to be about more than pay – it must be about rebuilding the APS.
CPSU prepares for second member vote ahead of APS pay proposals
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25/08/2023

AAD - Open Letter Support

Show your support for the AAD by adding your name to our open letter.
AAD - Open Letter Support
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15/08/2023

Cuts prompt Industrial Action escalation in Services Australia

CPSU members in Services Australia will take part in a 1-hour stop work action on Tuesday 15 August from 4pm.
Cuts prompt Industrial Action escalation in Services Australia
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10/08/2023

CPSU welcomes progress on ‘Set the Standard’ Recommendations

CPSU members have made significant contributions in shaping both the PWSS and MoPS Act Amendments Bills.
CPSU welcomes progress on ‘Set the Standard’ Recommendations
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1/08/2023

Pressure building for an improved APS pay offer

Service-wide bargaining update
Pressure building for an improved APS pay offer
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31/07/2023

Industrial Action planned in Services Australia

CPSU members in Services Australia are set to take strategic protected industrial action from Tuesday, sending a clear message to the Government.
Industrial Action planned in Services Australia
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28/07/2023

Services Australia industrial action

Industrial action is starting in Services Australia Tuesday 1 August with a two-week ban on the use of Auxiliary codes. Here’s what you need to know to take part.
Services Australia industrial action
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27/07/2023

Momentum Builds for CES campaign

The establishment of a modern CES would rebuild capacity and capability within the APS.
Momentum Builds for CES campaign
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25/07/2023

APSC rejections leave model employer commitment in doubt

The Government has consistently touted its commitment to becoming a model employer, but the rejection of proposals that are directly linked to diversity undermine that.
APSC rejections leave model employer commitment in doubt
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27/07/2023

CPSU statement on resignation of Kathryn Campbell

The CPSU expects that this is the first of many steps toward achieving full accountability.
CPSU statement on resignation of Kathryn Campbell
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18/07/2023

Update your details and win!

Another chance to win one of two $500 Coles Myer vouchers.
Update your details and win!
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11/07/2023

CPSU win on flexible work and work from home

A win in service-wide APS bargaining, locking in improvements to flexible working arrangements, including working from home.
CPSU win on flexible work and work from home
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10/07/2023

CPSU training – Talking about voting Yes for The Voice

We are offering CPSU specific training through July and August on how you can have conversations about supporting a Yes vote.
CPSU training – Talking about voting Yes for The Voice
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7/07/2023

CPSU commends Robodebt report

The Royal Commission report takes the necessary steps to deliver accountability and reform.
CPSU commends Robodebt report
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4/07/2023

Now is the time for Robodebt accountability and reform

Canberra Times opinion piece by CPSU National Secretary Melissa Donnelly.
Now is the time for Robodebt accountability and reform
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3/07/2023

It's tax time

Your EOFY tax statements will be available as soon as possible.
It's tax time
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28/06/2023

1200 new public service jobs in the ACTPS

CPSU welcomes the ACT Government’s budget announcement of additional public service jobs.
1200 new public service jobs in the ACTPS
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27/06/2023

CPSU welcomes Clare Holland House Insourcing

Employees can expect that their job, pay, conditions, team and manager will all remain the same.
CPSU welcomes Clare Holland House Insourcing
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23/06/2023

World Public Service Day

To all our public servants working across Federal, State and Territory government, we say thanks.
World Public Service Day
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20/06/2023

Maternity Leave Act recommendations reflect the realities of modern parenting

The CPSU calls on the Albanese Government to adopt the review recommendations in full.
Maternity Leave Act recommendations reflect the realities of modern parenting
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15/06/2023

CPSU launches campaign to ‘Bring Back the CES’

A modern, fit for purpose CES would deliver better outcomes for all.
CPSU launches campaign to ‘Bring Back the CES’
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13/06/2023

Come Together For Yes - Yes 23

Join CPSU members, fellow unionists, neighbours and friends for a national day of action, Sunday 2 July 2023
Come Together For Yes - Yes 23
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5/06/2023

Pay offer has union members seeing red

Members to don red attire to express disappointment with the pay and pay equity proposals.
Pay offer has union members seeing red
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1/06/2023

CPSU members reject first pay offer

CPSU members have overwhelmingly rejected the 10.5% pay offer tabled by the APSC.
CPSU members reject first pay offer
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29/05/2023

APS bargaining to prioritise progress on pay equity

Pay inequity hits hardest in agencies with high proportions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff.
APS bargaining to prioritise progress on pay equity
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25/05/2023

Services Australia attack: Centre security review welcomed

A Centrelink Team Leader was the victim of a serious attack while doing her job.
Services Australia attack: Centre security review welcomed
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6/06/2023

National Reconciliation Week

National Reconciliation Week is 27 May to 3 June 2023.
National Reconciliation Week
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19/05/2023

Vale Christine Adams

Long-term ATO delegate and CPSU life member Christine Adams has passed away.
Vale Christine Adams
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16/05/2023

Government pay offer for APS is in

But is it good enough?
Government pay offer for APS is in
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10/05/2023

Budget explained

CPSU National Secretary Melissa Donnelly responds to the Federal Budget.
Budget explained
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16/05/2023

APSC tables Pay Offer of 10.5% in APS Service-Wide Bargaining

4% in the first year, 3.5% in the second year and 3% in the third year.
APSC tables Pay Offer of 10.5% in APS Service-Wide Bargaining
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9/05/2023

APS rebuilding continues in second Albanese Government Budget

The CPSU welcomes the Labor Government’s ongoing commitment to rebuilding the APS.
APS rebuilding continues in second Albanese Government Budget
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8/05/2023

Submission to integrity by consultants inquiry

CPSU members have seen first-hand the impacts on the APS from the over-reliance on the use of consultancies and other external suppliers.
Submission to integrity by consultants inquiry
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6/05/2023

Shadow APS workforce uncovered

The real cost of cost-cutting measures.
Shadow APS workforce uncovered
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28/04/2023

National Parks funding and jobs boost welcomed

The Government has committed an additional $262.3 million and more than 100 new jobs in the budget for Australia’s iconic national parks.
National Parks funding and jobs boost welcomed
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27/04/2023

Put your best foot forward for a pay rise

Help campaign for the pay outcomes APS workers deserve.
Put your best foot forward for a pay rise
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27/04/2023

Flexible work first test of Govt's model employer pledge

The negotiation on flexible work is the first critical test of the Albanese Labor Government's commitment to becoming a model employer.
Flexible work first test of Govt's model employer pledge
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20/04/2023

How flexible work could transform the APS

Why the APS has everything to gain and nothing to lose when it comes to improving its approach to flexible work.
How flexible work could transform the APS
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19/04/2023

Marine Science Institute future secured, jobs saved

This funding will secure the future of AIMS, protect jobs, and ensure that the institute can continue its world leading marine science work.
Marine Science Institute future secured, jobs saved
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19/04/2023

NDIS Reboot a Win for Workers and Participants

The CPSU has been actively campaigning for these measures and is pleased the Government have not only listened to our concerns but acted.
NDIS Reboot a Win for Workers and Participants
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18/04/2023

Marine Science Institute Funding Shortfall threatens QLD Jobs

The CPSU calls on the Albanese Labor Government to urgently step in and secure the future of the Australian Institute of Marine Science.
Marine Science Institute Funding Shortfall threatens QLD Jobs
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13/04/2023

Translating and Interpreting Service Jobs transitioning to APS Employment

A win for workers, secure jobs and public service delivery.
Translating and Interpreting Service Jobs transitioning to APS Employment
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17/04/2023

National Cultural Institutions on path to recovery

The CPSU welcomes the Labor Government’s $535 million commitment to Australia’s National Cultural Institutions.
National Cultural Institutions on path to recovery
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4/04/2023

Poor Management practices let Australian Antarctic Division down

Staff have to know that they are safe when raising an issue in their workplace, and for many staff at the AAD that is not the case.
Poor Management practices let Australian Antarctic Division down
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3/04/2023

Trove funding insecurity comes to an end

The CPSU welcomes the Albanese Labor Government’s commitment to securing the future of Trove.
Trove funding insecurity comes to an end
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27/03/2023

Don’t rush to flush

Like a bad smell, the issue of policing toilet breaks at Services Australia lingers.
Don’t rush to flush
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15/03/2023

CPSU webinar – The Voice to Parliament

Join us for a special webinar to find out more about a Voice to Parliament for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
CPSU webinar – The Voice to Parliament
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14/03/2023

CPSU Bargaining Team revealed

With the commencement of APS service wide bargaining just around the corner, the CPSU has today revealed its bargaining team.
CPSU Bargaining Team revealed
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6/03/2023

CPSU supports MEAA industrial action

CPSU members at the ABC fully support tomorrow’s planned strike action by the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance.
CPSU supports MEAA industrial action
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3/03/2023

Developments in ABC Bargaining

CPSU and MEAA Bargaining representatives will be meet with David Anderson.
Developments in ABC Bargaining
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23/02/2023

CPSU member appears at Robodebt Royal Commission

Our union is incredibly proud of Jeannie and her bravery in standing up and speaking out.
CPSU member appears at Robodebt Royal Commission
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16/02/2023

APS attraction and retention issues causing unanswered Centrelink calls

Centrelink is currently operating 500 staff below the level of staff it is funded to have.
APS attraction and retention issues causing unanswered Centrelink calls
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16/02/2023

New ABC offer worse than original

Union members in the ABC are disappointed in their employer’s attitude towards bargaining and are continuing to prepare for industrial action.
New ABC offer worse than original
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10/02/2023

PwC scandal is more than just a kink in the hose

Op-ed by CPSU National Secretary Melissa Donnelly
PwC scandal is more than just a kink in the hose
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2/02/2023

CPSU prepares for ABC Industrial Action

The application would give CPSU members at ABC a vote on taking protected industrial action, including work restrictions, bans and strike action as a final resort.
CPSU prepares for ABC Industrial Action
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1/02/2023

Commonwealth Budget 2023

Read the CPSU pre-budget submission here.
Commonwealth Budget 2023
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2/02/2023

ACT Govt pay rises can’t leave workers behind

The ACT Government must make sure workers are not left behind.
ACT Govt pay rises can’t leave workers behind
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16/12/2022

Member Service Centre holiday hours

The CPSU MSC will be open reduced hours over the holiday period - more information here.
Member Service Centre holiday hours
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16/12/2022

Overdue AAT reform welcomed

Government to abolish the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and replace it with a new body.
Overdue AAT reform welcomed
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12/12/2022

Frontline workers ignored in early days of Robodebt

CPSU National Secretary, Melissa Donnelly, has appeared as a witness at the Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme.
Frontline workers ignored in early days of Robodebt
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8/12/2022

Survey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander CPSU members

Help strengthen our advocacy and inform our campaigning on issues affecting the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Survey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander CPSU members
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5/12/2022

Get the most from CPSU Member Advantage

Take advantage of your exclusive member discounts.
Get the most from CPSU Member Advantage
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2/12/2022

ABC staff overwhelmingly vote NO

This is a strong no vote with high worker participation.
ABC staff overwhelmingly vote NO
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30/11/2022

Whistleblower protections a positive step but more is needed

A key part of any anti-corruption process must be protections for those who speak out on issues of public integrity.
Whistleblower protections a positive step but more is needed
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25/11/2022

ACTPS real wage calculator

We've added a CPI section to the calculator so you can see what the real wages impact will be for you.
ACTPS real wage calculator
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21/11/2022

ABC staff vote opens today

ABC staff now have the chance to vote on ABC management’s proposed three-year Enterprise Agreement.
ABC staff vote opens today
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18/11/2022

Get the most out of your membership

As the Christmas holidays approach, check out the exclusive discounts available to CPSU members.
Get the most out of your membership
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16/11/2022

ABC - Vote no for a better deal

The CPSU and MEAA recommend staff VOTE NO because it is the only way to get a better deal now.
ABC - Vote no for a better deal
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16/11/2022

Boost to whistleblower protections welcomed

This legislation is crucial for Australian Public Service workers who should be able to speak up and expose wrongdoing without fear.
Boost to whistleblower protections welcomed
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4/11/2022

Taxpayers are bankrolling tax dodgers

Our government must ensure that every company that is considered for a government contract passes tax standards.
Taxpayers are bankrolling tax dodgers
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25/10/2022

Turning point for the Australian Public Service

The CPSU welcomes the Budget commitment to rebuilding the APS with the announcement of over 7,500 additional public sector jobs.
Turning point for the Australian Public Service
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17/10/2022

Big announcements for the APS

These changes are significant, and it’s important that employees have a strong voice and role in how they are implemented in each agency.
Big announcements for the APS
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17/10/2022

Turning point for the Australian Public Service

2022 Federal Budget wrap-up
Turning point for the Australian Public Service
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17/10/2022

The Government can’t afford to not invest in our Public Service

"For the first time in a decade I have hope a government budget will focus on building public sector capacity, not cutting it."
The Government can’t afford to not invest in our Public Service
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14/10/2022

October is National Safe Work Month

Every October during National Safe Work month, we renew our focus on safety at work.
October is National Safe Work Month
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14/10/2022

A win for APS capability

Watch CPSU National Secretary Melissa Donnelly discuss the announcement on ABC News.
A win for APS capability
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14/10/2022

Report: Microsoft dodges tax, benefits from govt contracts

The tax that Microsoft should be paying could be invested in cutting wait times for services, investing in digital services, and more public sector jobs for regional Australia.
Report: Microsoft dodges tax, benefits from govt contracts
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13/10/2022

CPSU welcomes Govt shift to bring consultancy in-house

The CPSU and its members have been calling for this reform and raising the alarm about the wasteful use of taxpayer money on outsourced contractors and consultants.
CPSU welcomes Govt shift to bring consultancy in-house
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6/10/2022

CPSU looks forward to a new era for the public service

Today’s announcement includes interim arrangements which provide wage increases of 3% to all employees due a pay rise between 1 September and 31 August next year.
CPSU looks forward to a new era for the public service
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27/09/2022

Widespread dissatisfaction in NDISQSC needs urgent action

A major staff survey has revealed shocking rates of staff dissatisfaction and widespread concern about workplace culture and management.
Widespread dissatisfaction in NDISQSC needs urgent action
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26/09/2022

CPSU submission on Parliamentary Standards

Read the CPSU submission to the Joint Select Committee on Parliamentary Standards
CPSU submission on Parliamentary Standards
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20/09/2022

Digital Health Record failing patients before it even begins

Replacing highly trained specialised transcriptionists with an automated software program is risky business.
Digital Health Record failing patients before it even begins
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14/09/2022

It's time to have your say on pay

With genuine bargaining back on the table for the Federal Public Sector, it’s time to have your say on pay.
It's time to have your say on pay
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8/12/2022

Machinery of Government (MoG) changes

What APS employees may expect if they are affected by a Machinery of Government change.
Machinery of Government (MoG) changes
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11/08/2022

Sign up your colleagues in MoPS

Resources for CPSU members in MoPS to talk to their colleagues about their union.
Sign up your colleagues in MoPS
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4/07/2022

Vale Greg Swords

Long-term Treasurer of the Tax Section and CPSU life member Greg Swords has passed away.
Vale Greg Swords
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28/06/2022

National Indigenous Australians Agency

Read and sign our statement to Linda Burney here.
National Indigenous Australians Agency
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14/06/2022

Performance review? We’ve got you covered

"Establish your performance roadmap" is available now on Aspire!
Performance review? We’ve got you covered
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10/03/2022

Recent NDIA members' wins

CPSU members have been working hard to secure safer workplaces for everyone at NDIA.
Recent NDIA members' wins
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2/03/2022

NDIA KPIs for your team

Workload tracker. Compare your KPIs with those across the country.
NDIA KPIs for your team
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14/02/2022

ATO grads

Congratulations on getting into the ATO grad program. We’re excited to work with such a talented group this year.
ATO grads
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21/01/2022

NDIA. Your stories.

Real stories that NDIA workers have shared about the impacts of unreasonable workloads.
NDIA. Your stories.
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30/08/2021

Are you a Health and Safety Rep?

Join the CPSU's Safety First network.
Are you a Health and Safety Rep?
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1/01/2021

CPSU wins

Here's a list of all the stories that have been tagged "CPSU win".
CPSU wins
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1/01/2021

Spotlight

Here's what members in each industrial team see in the "Spotlight on your news" area of their logged-in home page.
Spotlight
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