United Voice

United Voice WA State Branch

• Fri 03 Feb 12

  Fair Work makes historic decision

  Fair Work Australia have decided Community & Disability sector workers under the Federal system should receive pay rises of between 19-41%

• Mon 28 Nov 11

  "Spot the difference" a call for fairness

• Tue 22 Nov 11

  Community turns out against privatisation

• Mon 21 Nov 11

  United Voice members walk out on inequality

• Mon 24 Oct 11

  Hands up for Big Steps

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• About the Branch

  

  WA Secretary: Dave Kelly

  The Western Australian branch of United Voice has more than 23,000 members from a diverse range of workplaces and backgrounds.

  More than 90 awards and 350 enterprise agreements cover United Voice's members in WA in industries such as hospitals, aged care, schools, childcare centres, disability services, laundries, home care, universities, cleaning, security, hotels, catering, the casino, baking and food.

  The main office in WA is in Perth, with a second office in Bunbury.

• WA Contacts

  Western Australia Branch

  • Street Address

    61 Thomas Street
    Subiaco WA 6008

  • Postal Address

    PO Box 414
    Subiaco WA 6904

  • Toll Free 1800 199 890 (WA only)
    Phone 08 9388 5400
    Facsimilie 08 9382 3986
    

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• Peel Health Campus Radio Commercial

  Did you know that support staff and ENs at Peel Health Campus are the lowest paid in Western Australia? Members at Peel are currently campaigning for a fair pay rise. Download and listen to the LHMU commercial that was played on local radio stations in Mandurah.

   

  Downloadable Flyers & Information

  Attention school cleaners: Do you feel safe? Are you at risk? Is the DET doing enough to ensure your safety? Download this flyer for your school cleaners.

   

  The LHMU is representing its members in a case for permanency for ethnic assistants that is currently being considered by the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission. Download this flyer for your ethnic assistants.
  

   

   

  Walk a day in my shoes

  LHMU is committed to ensuring our politicians understand what life is like for working Australians. The Walk A Day In My Shoes programme gives our politicians the opportunity to experience firsthand a typical day of an LHMU member.

  Before the state election in 2008, Chris Tallentire, Member for Gosnells, spent a day in the shoes of disability care coordinator Mal Dunlop.