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Welcome To The RTBU NSW Branch's Website
"The purpose of the RTBU is to organise workers in the transport industry to protect and build their rights at work" The Rail Tram and Bus Union NSW (RTBU) is an industry based union covering transport workers across the NSW public and private sectors. When workers become a member of the RTBU they make a commitment to the people they work with and themselves. The RTBU and its members work together in order to:
The RTBU has a proud history and remains a fundamental building block of the Australian worker's movement. The union played a pivotal role in the establishment of the NSW Trades and Labor Council (UnionsNSW) and in the formation of the national trade union organisation the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU).
Latest News
CSA 1 to Undertake Station Cleaning - 16 November 2009
Following station staff reviews, RailCorp claimed that a number of group relief CSA 1 positions could not be translated to a CSA 2 position. » more RailCorp Agree to Reference Group - 16 November 2009 Following Representation from the RTBU, RailCorp have agreed to set up a bi-partite (union/management) reference group to review concerns raised from station reviews » more RailCorp Wage Adjustment - 10 November 2009 The RTBU has been advised that the wage adjustment for approximately 7000 employees will be paid shortly. » more Impact on Stations Following Staff Reviews - 12 October 2009 Members have advised the RTBU that following the implementation of staff review rosters that reduced staff and operating hours on CityRail stations, numerous problems have been identified. » more New Recruitment Process - 1 October 2009 As most of you would be aware positions were recently advertised for Signallers and Area Controllers. » more |
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