Visit the 
Visit the 
Visit the Aurizon
Where’d those 10 hours go?
Aurizon Coal’s move to strip workers of 10 hours of annual leave has forced the RTBU to lodge a dispute over the issue. Read More »
Aurizon tries to throw out QLD EAs
Privatised Queensland rail freight carrier Aurizon is attempting to terminate 14 expired enterprise agreements – a move the RTBU says it will vigorously fight. Read More »
Aurizon EA voted up
After nearly 12months of negotiations, three interceptions at the Fair Work Commission, protected industrial action and even lock-out of workers, the AURIZON NSW Coal Operations Enterprise Agreement 2014 has now been endorsed by the membership. Read More »
Breakthrough in Aurizon case
The RTBU and Aurizon management have reached an in-principal agreement during EA negotiations at the Fair Work Commission this week. Read More »
Global support for Aurizon workers
Messages of support for Aurizon workers, who have been forced to take protected industrial action in order to get a fair agreement, have been flying in from all over the world. Read More »
FWC to convene Aurizon meeting
The RTBU will meet with Aurizon representatives today in a bid to resolve the current dispute in the Hunter. Read More »
Breaking News: Aurizon workers vote on further action following lock-out
Aurizon freight members this afternoon voted to take a further 24 hours of industrial action beginning at 4am Saturday morning. Read More »
Global support for locked-out Aurizon workers
4.5million transport workers worldwide have thrown their support behind Aurizon drivers currently in the midst of protected industrial action in the Hunter. Read More »
Aurizon’s lock out of workers is avoidable, unnecessary and reckless
Aurizon’s decision to lock freight drivers out at the end of this week destroys any shred of credibility management may have had in the negotiating process said the Rail Tram and Bus Union today. Read More »
BHP makes threat over Aurizon
Members at Aurizon’s two Hunter depots will take protected industrial action, following management’s continued refusal to listen to their concerns during EA negotiations. Read More »
Subscribe
