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Statement regarding Israel-Hamas conflict
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) has been made aware of the existence of a letter regarding the conflict in Israel and Palestine that has been signed by a number of rank-and-file RTBU members.
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Transport NOW October 2023
The October edition of the RTBU's quarterly national member magazine, Transport NOW, is hot off the presses!
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Tasmanian bus package a positive step towards arresting driver shortage
Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) Tasmanian Branch Secretary Ric Bean today welcomed the Tasmanian Government’s support package for bus drivers, saying it was a positive step towards arresting the crisis in Tasmania’s public transport system.
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24-hour Adelaide tram stoppage called off
Adelaide tram workers have called off a 24-hour stoppage of Adelaide’s tram network slated for Tuesday (September 12) following further discussions with Torrens Connect at the Fair Work Commission today.
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Adelaide trams to stop all day on Tuesday
Adelaide’s tram workers have rejected the latest pay offer from Torrens Connect and will escalate industrial action next week.
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Industrial action on Adelaide trams suspended
Tram workers have suspended further industrial action on Adelaide’s tram system following an improved pay offer from the private Operator Torrens Connect.
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Open letter to the directors of Torrens Connect
The following letter was written by an Adelaide tram driver, and has been sent to the Directors Torrens Connect (the private operators of the Adelaide Tram network).
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Adelaide Trams industrial action to impact peak morning travel tomorrow
Tram services in the morning peak will be disrupted tomorrow (Friday 1 September, 2023) as tram workers take industrial action as part of their continuing campaign for fair pay and working conditions.
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Adelaide trams to stop for three hours tomorrow
Adelaide tram workers will stop work for three hours tomorrow to take part in a mass meeting regarding their Enterprise Agreement dispute with tram operator Torrens Connect.
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Failure to recruit and retain drivers comes home to roost for Metro Tasmania
The reduction in Metro services announced today is the inevitable result of the absolute failure of Metro management and the Tasmanian Liberal Government to address long-standing workplace concerns over safety, pay and working conditions at Metro Tasmania.
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