Recently an Uber driver had a first-time win in the Fair Work Commission. This might not seem relevant if you’re a truck driver or a transport operator, but in fact it’s highly relevant, not just because
Read More
TWU lifts the lid on recent government transport discussions
You don’t often get a group of a couple of dozen truck drivers, baggage handlers, food delivery riders, employers and union officials walking through Parliament House. But at the beginning of September
Read More
Read More
TWU calls for toll relief in the wake of another NSW price rise
The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) is calling on New South Wales to review its toll road network as prices are set to once again increase from today.
The quarterly toll price change has seen another
Read More
Read More
TWU looks ahead to upcoming road and air industrial push
As we get closer to the end of the year, there’s a lot happening around road transport.
The first: an update on our applications – using new laws won by the industry – to lift standards in road transport.
It’s
Read More
Read More
TWU addresses dire straits situation
We’ve known for a long time that road transport is in dire need of reform.
It’s why the whole industry has come together to campaign for and win laws that will let us start making road transport better.
Road
Read More
Read More
TWU: Time to fight for better
When the gig economy came to Australia, we knew it spelled trouble for road transport.
First came companies like Uber with rideshare and food delivery, and then we saw the entrance of Amazon with its gig-like
Read More
Read More
TWU: It’s now opportunity time for the industry
In my last column, I wrote about the need to ensure transport reforms won by the industry remained in place – no matter the outcome of the federal election.
On May 3, the Labor party was swept back into
Read More
Read More
TWU – now is the time for genuine industry reform
By the time you’re reading this, the federal election will be well and truly decided.
At the time of writing, campaigning has only just begun in earnest.
Under the Albanese government, the transport
Read More
Read More
TWU prepared to “shut down” industry during mass enterprise agreement
The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) says it is prepared to “shut down Australian transport” when it comes to addressing a mass of expiring enterprise agreements in the sector next year.
By 2026, the
Read More
Read More
TWU issues plea to save cash-in-transit industry
Cash still has a huge role to play in Australian society.
While that’s still the case – and it will be for several years to come – banks and retailers have to step up to ensure that can happen efficiently
Read More
Read More