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Friday, 03 July 2009
 
 
During the period of the refurbishment of the CPSU/CSA offices, Members will not be able to visit staff at our temporary offices on the 6th floor of the CSA Centre for personal appointments.

Members with current individual matters being handled by our Industrial Officers should contact those officers by phone or email should face-to-face meetings be required. These will not take place at our temporary location so as to provide Members with appropriate confidentiality and security for Member records and Staff.

We apologise for this temporary inconvenience and look forward to resumption of normal services as soon as possible (Aug-Sept 09).
 
CJJ realignment update
Wednesday, 01 July 2009
Our Union representatives met with CJS Management last Friday to raise Member concerns regarding the CJJ realignment (Split). The positive development from the meeting was confirmation that the Belmont Hub Structure had been improved so that the Level 6 supervision ratio in the statutory team had been split into 2.

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JOBS:Community Campaign Organiser $66,751 to $73,775 + Super (2 yr contract)
Friday, 26 June 2009

Community Campaign Organiser
A rewarding career with social conscience!

$66,751 to $73,775 + Super (2 yr contract)

 APPLICATIONS CLOSE 4:00PM FRIDAY 10 JULY 2009

Do you have great community networks as well as extensive campaigning and stakeholder engagement experience? 

If you answered yes, then you might be the person we’re looking for to join our team at the CPSU/CSA. We would like to hear from motivated and experienced campaigners who want to contribute to the ongoing development and implementation of our Union's campaign strategies.

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Regional Delegates meet with Brendon Grylls
Friday, 29 May 2009

As part of the CPSU/CSA Delegates Convention (May 25-7), 25 Regional Delegates from across WA had the opportunity to meet with Brendon Grylls and discuss their disappointment at his failure to deliver on his commitment to improve District Allowances.


Brendon acknowledged Delegates concerns and the commitments he had given and indicated that our campaign had continued to keep the issue on the agenda. He also indicated that District Allowances still had his support and in his view it was a better and fairer solution for regional workers.

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CJS: SPecified Callings Survey
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
Dept Corrective Services In order to continue delivering quality services to the Western Australian community, the restructuring of Specified Callings positions is important in ensuring that the public sector is capable of attracting and retaining skilled workers.

A successful first phase of the campaign saw Specified Callings positions winning a new salary structure, which meant a significant pay increase for these workers.

We are currently investigating if we have a case for including CCOs and JJOs under Specified Callings. In order to gather as much information as we possibly can, we are asking all CCOs and JJOs to complete the following survey, which will take about 2 minutes of your time: CLICK HERE TO TAKE SURVEY

The more people who complete and return the survey, the more reliable our information will be, so please pass this survey on to co-workers who are not Members of the union.

The survey closes at COB Friday, 29th May 2009.

 
May Day 2009
Monday, 04 May 2009
Thank you to all who supported May Day this year.
Thousands enjoyed the March, the free entertainment, free food and good cheer. As usual we gave away free fruit and this year, information about the state of the WA public sector workforce and how it cannot maintain quality services to the community if forced to accommodate the Treasurer's 3% Cuts.
 
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