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WEBApr 4, 2023 — Tim Pallas said the Victorian government is proud to support its public sector workers via a 3% pay rise and 0.5% sign-on bonus.
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NSW finally gets rolling on $6bn of replacement trains - The …
WEBarticle-body. NSW intercity and regional rail commuters will finally start to see $6 billion worth of high-tech rolling stock commissioned by the former government hitting the rails from next year after the Minns government miraculously resolved longstanding union safety concerns that have had the trains mothballed and held in …
NDIS commissioner resigns as work safety issues brew - The …
WEBFeb 27, 2024 — On Tuesday, Tracy Mackey revealed she will step down in May after two years as the NDIS’s quality and safeguard commissioner. Tracy Mackey. NDIS minister Bill Shorten thanked her and wished her well and reaffirmed his government’s commitment to “protect Australians with disability from unscrupulous actors”.. But the Community and Public Sector Union’s deputy national president, Beth ...
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