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RTBU 2012/13 elections
RTBU elections are coming up for RTBU elections for NSW and National positions for 2012-2013. Nominations for positions can be made from Monday 29 October. Nominations will close at 5pm on Monday 19 November. Click […] Read More »
Cutting our country rail services – is that really the solution?
The recent Infrastructure NSW report contained a recommendation that has ruffled a few feathers – the recommendation that regional XPT services be sold or cut. Read More »
What about public transport? Infrastructure NSW releases its 20-year plan
Infrastructure NSW has released its 20-year plan for the future of the state’s infrastructure, recommending 70 projects, many of which are transport focused. If implemented, the projects would cost the State Government $30 billion over […] Read More »
Work Comp disputes – legal support available
The NSW Government today announced a new legal assistance and review service to help resolve disputes between injured workers and insurers. A statement issued by the Minister for Finance and Services Greg Pearce says the […] Read More »
Major infrastructure achievements consigned to history books
There was a time when Australia’s public transport industry was a booming one – what’s happened? RTBU National Secretary Bob Nanva explores the topic in his opinion piece in today’s Daily Telegraph. Click here to read […] Read More »
National Rail Safety Regulations – have your say
The National Transport Commission (NTC) has just released a copy of the complete National Rail Safety Regulations. The complete version includes all the regulations included in the last draft, which was opened for public comment […] Read More »
O’Farrell’s time in office – what’s you take on it?
NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell took office in March 2011. Since then, it seems as though workers across NSW have been dealt cut after cut. We’ve seen cuts to funding, jobs, workers’ right and services. And it’s hard to see it ending anytime soon. Read More »
Membership surpasses the 3500 mark
The membership of the Loco Division of the RTBU has just passed the 3500 mark – the largest number of financial members in the division’s history. Loco Division Secretary Bob Hayden said it’s a huge […] Read More »
Freightliner agreement gets the nod
The new Freightliner Agreement, which members recently voted up, will come into effect on the 21st September. Fair Work Australia approved the Freightliner Enterprise Agreement on the 14th September, after members voted unanimously in favour […] Read More »
Stopped in their tracks
Ch7’s Sunday Night program recently aired this story, looking at the traumatic experiences of train drivers who are in the drivers cab when people are tragically killed on the tracks. Click here to see the […] Read More »
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