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Newcastle rail line rumours abound
With rumours surrounding the closure of the Newcastle line to make way for light rail gaining momentum of late, the Loco Division sought urgent talks with local sitting Liberal Minister, Tim Owens, to discuss the […] Read More »
Breaking: NSW Premier to resign
The NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell has announced he will resign over evidence he gave to the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Read More »
Have you saved your seat at Town Hall?
Public transport is going to the hot topic at the upcoming Sydney Alliance: People’s Agenda meeting held on Wednesday 26th March. Read More »
Rail network will be compromised if rail staff can’t find a car park
Taking 1000 car spots away from key transport workers at train stations could effect the on time running of the rail network, the NSW Rail, Tram and Bus Union said today. Read More »
Report shows Barry has bungled Workers’ Comp
The O’Farrell Government’s changes to the Workers’ Compensation scheme have stripped workers and their families of vital protections, a report released by Macquarie University has found. Read More »
Unions NSW wins High Court challenge
Unions NSW has won its challenge against the NSW Government’s electoral donations law, which it said hindered freedom of political communication. Read More »
Super win for NSW public sector workers
The Industrial Relations Commission has ruled that the NSW Government will not be able to include superannuation rises in its public sector wage cap. Read More »
Rail Entities Log of claims
A resolution will be put to Rail Entities members for endorsement at upcoming mass meetings. Read More »
Early Rail Entities discussions held
Preliminary discussions on the 2014 Rail Entities enterprise agreement were held today. Read More »
Rail entities negotiations kick off
Negotiations with the government over the new Rail Entities enterprise agreement kicked off today with a meeting between the Minister for Transport and representatives of the Combined Rail Unions. Read More »
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