Australian Catholic University Branch
NTEU ACU Branch has four sub-branches covering campuses in each of Victoria, NSW, ACT and Queensland.
If you are unsure as to whether the NTEU covers your workplace please contact the ACU Branch Secretary John Barlow on (02) 9701 4039 or email john.barlow@acu.edu.au for more information.
- Contact details
- Enterprise Bargaining
- Financial reports
- Join the NTEU
- Newsletters
- Membership Benefits
- Women and the NTEU
- Indigenous Issues
Contact details
ACU Branch Committee Contacts
|
Peter Blakey |
Vacant |
Peter Blakey |
| John Barlow Secretary Tel: (02) 9701 4039 john.barlow@acu.edu.au |
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| Committee members | ||
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John Sinclair |
Beatrice Johnson |
Ken Smith |
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Kenneth Ralph |
Rachael Bahl |
Sandra Miles |
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Tony Stokes |
Wayne Jennings |
NTEU ACU Branch Union Staff Contacts
| Office | Person | Position | Phone | |
| National | Eleanor Floyd | National Industrial Coordinator | Tel: (03) 9254 1910 | efloyd@nteu.org.au |
| NSW | To be advised | |||
| Victoria | Rhidian Thomas | Division Industrial Officer | Tel: (03) 9254 1930 | rthomas@vic.nteu.org.au |
| Qld | Leah Cencig | Division Industrial Officer |  Tel: (07) 3846 2355 |
l.cencig@qld.nteu.org.au |
| ACT | Jane Maze | Division Organiser | Tel: (02) 6125 2043 | jmaze@nteu.org.au |
Enterprise Bargaining
| NTEU reject VC's offer (Dec 2009) | After careful consideration of the information presented, the NTEU ACU Branch rejects the offer made to staff to achieve a Collective Agreement. |
| Log of Claims for ACU Enterprise Agreement 2008-2009 | On 11 June 2008 the NTEU served a log of claims on ACU to vary the current Enterprise Agreement, which expires soon, to cover the period 2008-2009. |
Financial reports
| FINANCIAL REPORT Year End 30th June 2008 | |
| FINANCIAL REPORT Year End 30th June 2007 | AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY BRANCH CONSOLIDATED GENERAL PURPOSE FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE 2007 |
| FINANCIAL REPORT Year End 30th June 2006 |
Join the NTEU
Membership of NTEU is open to all academic and general tertiary education staff, including casual staff. To find out more, visit www.nteu.org.au/join/whocanjoin
You can join NTEU online, download a membership form, or contact the Division Office to be sent a form.
Newsletters
| Feb 2010 | "A difficult year ahead" (national newsletter) |
| Dec 2009 | "NTEU rejects VC's offer" (national newsletter) |
Membership Benefits
Members also receive NTEU publications, including:
- NTEU Branch Newsletters
- EB Updates
- The Advocate (members' journal, 3 time per year)
- Frontline(women's journal, annually)
- The Australian Universities' Review refereed journal, 2 annually for members who choose to'opt-in')
- Plus other publications including "Smart Casuals", "Foreign Knowledge: A Guide for NTEU members working Overseas" and more.
NTEU members are entitled to a variety of benefits and discounts including:
- Free legal advice
- Free financial advice
- Free taxation advice and discounts on taxation services
- Home Loans
- Personal Loans
- Insurance
- Union National Visa Credit Card
- Health Benefits Scheme
- Dental Services
- Discounts on eye testing and eye wear
- Computer and Internet Packages
- Discounts on Accommodation, Travel, Car Hire, Tyres
- Union Shopper
- Union Wine Club
- Discounts on Magazines
To access details on the above benefits, please click
Women and the NTEU
The NTEU is a union committed to enhancing the participation and voice of women members. Women hold positions of influence and power at all levels of the Union, are active on the Union's Collective Bargaining teams and contribute to the development of the Union’s strategy.
The Union has been a leader in many areas concerning women and their professional and employment rights, and provides support for other women through the ACTU and other non-government organisations. NTEU published the first national pay equity study done in Australia, and this has encouraged a broader commitment to pay equity within the labour movement.
At a national level, the NTEU Women’s Action Committee and the annual Women’s Conference develop this work. The Union publishes an annual women's journal, Frontline.
For further information please visit http://www.nteu.org.au/women
Indigenous Issues
NTEU has a National Indigenous Unit which oversees the development and implementation of Indigenous policy at a national level.
To find out more, visit the Indigenous pages of the National website, www.nteu.org.au/indigenous where you can also find the NTEU Indigenous members' newsletter, Yarn