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Ongoing dispute at Port Botany
The continuous community assembly is still ongoing at Port Botany, and RTBU representatives once again came out to support the sacked Hutchinson’s workers on Sunday. Read More »
Knock for a better future
More than one thousand activists across Australia will be knocking on doors in key marginal seats in two weeks as part of the Australian Unions’ campaign for a better future. Read More »
Sydney Trains – Reform Update
Bulletin 46 – To: RTBU Guard Members, Members are advised that Train […] Read More »
Sydney Trains Introduce New Uniform Items
Bulletin 43 – To: RTBU Station Staff Members, Congratulations to Station Staff […] Read More »
Wrongful Payment of Accrued Public Holidays
Bulletin 41 – To: RTBU Sydney Trains Members, It has been brought […] Read More »
Our Melbourne comrades strike for their pay and conditions
Yarra Trams is attempting to undermine some existing conditions while offering only a negligible pay increase over four years – and despite countless meetings with the company the RTBU Victoria hasn’t been able to come close to an agreement. Read More »
Storm over natural disaster leave
The Loco Division is currently in dispute over NSW Trains’ refusal to pay a shift for a driver who was unable to make it to work recently as a result of recent snowstorms. Read More »
Sydney Trains – reform update
Train Crew delegates met with Sydney Trains Management yesterday to be given the same Sydney Trains reform presentation as your RTBU Executive received last week. Read More »
Government cuts leave Sydney’s trains filthy
Sydney’s dirty trains will continue to get worse unless the NSW Government re-employs dedicated transport security staff and cleaners. Read More »
Time for fire safety systems to be rolled out nationwide
Now that we’ve had a victory in getting these systems installed in NSW, we think its time that they were rolled out nationwide. An incident in Perth last week is just another reminder of how important it is that safety is the number one priority on public transport. Read More »