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  1. Protected Action Ballot - including FAQ's

    Posted 10 May 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    NTEU members at the University of Tasmania are in the process of being balloted to take protected industrial action, due to the lack of response from University Management to our log of claims. 

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  2. Enterprise Bargaining Update (what both sides want!)

    Posted 10 May 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    With no detectable progress on the NTEU log of claims in bargaining, the NTEU have released a flier outlining the difference in position between the two parties. 

    You can download it here -

    Newsletter
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    EBA Compare the Pair

    Published: 10 May, 2013
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  3. EBA Update - UTAS Industrial Action Ballot

    Posted 5 May 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    Industrial action over a collective agreement at the University of Tasmania (UTAS) is one step closer following the decision of the Tasmanian Division Council of the National Tertiary Education Union to undertake a protected action ballot. 

    Over the past 5 months we have been negotiating with UTAS representatives to implement a new staff agreement which will provide certainty for staff in these uncertain times. 

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  4. EBA Update Meetings

    Posted 2 May 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    We have arranged meetings across the campuses to discuss the lack of a wage offer, provide a comprehensive update for members about the proposed reduction in conditions for the EBA, outline the progress to date, and to provide an opportunity for members to ask questions. 

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  5. Enterprise Bargaining Posters

    Posted 16 April 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    The NTEU has released three Enterprise Bargaining posters/fliers.  Feel free to print these out and display them around the worksite; your office door, faculty noticeboard or ...

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    Bulletin Or Leaflet
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    Einstein

    Published: 16 Apr, 2013
    Tags: UTAS, bargaining, EB6

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  6. It’s just a matter of time: University workload dispute hearing at the Fair Work Commission on Monday

    Posted 12 April 2013 by Carmel Shute (NTEU National Office)

    The University of Tasmania’s failure to implement agreed workload guidelines properly is resulting in crippling teaching and administrative workloads and unreasonable research output ...

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  7. Professional Staff Classification Survey

    Posted 5 April 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    Do you think you are recognised for the job you do, and that your job description reflects what you do?  Professional staff classification levels and reclassification are currently under discussion in the Enterprise Agreement negotiation.  Click here to do a survey on the issues - https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PTDRJQT 

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  8. Heads of Agreement: Thanks, but no thanks!

    Posted 31 March 2013 by Kelvin Michael (Tas Division)

    Hello
     
    On behalf of the EB team, I can inform you that the past week involved a further 2.5 days of negotiations with UTAS management and the other unions when relevant.
     
    UTAS management had already written to advise us that, although they recognised the importance of the issues identified in our proposed Heads of Agreement, they were not prepared to sign the document. 
     

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  9. The “UTAS EB Team”

    Posted 20 March 2013 by Miranda Jamieson (Tas Division)

    Management obviously felt the need to advertise their plans for the EBA, and have created a “UTAS EB Team” to keep everyone up to date. 

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