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CFMEU NSW EBA
...d all the rates of pay for 2009, 2010 and 2011 when they apply.Find an AgreementClick here to search Fair Work Australia for your agreement.Copy of Your Agreement Each worker has a legal right t...
Bulk email: Creating CSV files of state data
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 07/29/2009 - 16:16
...In the administration menu at the top, choose bulk email / search builderClick the cross icon nect to "edit search criteria"In 'select record type' dropdown, select 'individual'In the newly appeared "... ...field type the full name of the state you wish to generate data for i.e TAS should be tasmaniaClick searchThis page shows the results of your search. Click the top checkbox to select all records or use the "select all # records" radio button to sel...
Creating an Album
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 07/28/2009 - 15:00
...mage in the description field and in the alternate field (this text will be used by screen readers, search engines, or when the image cannot be loaded).If you would like to add another photo to your a...
Using the content list feature
Submitted by cfmeupublish on Thu, 08/20/2009 - 12:38
...a listing of all ‘testimonials’ in the system).If you now wish to filter again (say you have done a search for type news and now want to see only unpublished news) you can now do another filter clicki...
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Unity Issue 48, March 2010
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Unity Issue 48, March 2010
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Unity Issue 52, March 2011
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Victory for Ark Tribe but sights still set on abolishing the ABCC
Submitted by cfmeupublish on Wed, 11/24/2010 - 16:48
The not guilty verdict against Adelaide construction worker Ark Tribe has presented an opportunity to the Federal Government to close the book on a sorry chapter of Australian industrial history, the CFMEU said today.
Tribe was charged with failing to attend a compulsory Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) interrogation in 2008 and faced up to six months in jail, before the ruling today.
National Secretary of the CFMEU Construction and General Division, Dave Noonan, said while the relief felt by Ark and his family is hugely gratifying, the threat hanging over every Australian construction worker continues.
