In a country where the wheels of progress are kept turning by the dedicated efforts of transport workers, a recent event has captured the attention of the nation and reaffirmed the significance of collective action in pursuit of justice and fair treatment.
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Transurban’s rort of our roads
Once again, Transurban has demonstrated its utter disregard for the economic challenges faced by ordinary, hardworking people by increasing road tolls, effective from July 1, 2023.
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Urgent worker safety reform still needed in trucking
The transport industry is a critical component of the supply chain, responsible for the efficient movement of goods.
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National Council 2023: A crucial moment for progress
In a time of ongoing challenges and opportunities for transport workers, the Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) National Council 2023 in Sydney has convened to discuss and address the needs and aspirations of transport workers across the nation.
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We need significant reform
In recent weeks, the Australian public has been confronted with overflowing rubbish bins and piling waste across NSW and in the ACT due to the recent worker-led strikes at Cleanaway.
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Setting enforceable standards in transport
Sixty-two people have been killed on Australian roads this year [as of April 4]. Nineteen of them were truck drivers. It is devastating that families keep having to bury their loved ones because this industry is so dangerous, and so in crisis.
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These companies must start taking responsibility
On Tuesday, March 7, hundreds of transport workers around the country marched on Aldi stores, part of a nationwide campaign that’s taking the fight for a fairer industry to wealthy supply chain clients.
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Scott’s collapse is a dire warning
Recently 1500 workers around the country received the devastating news that Scott’s Refrigerated Logistics, Australia’s largest cold chain operator, will cease operations after it failed to find a buyer.
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After years of inaction, our industry needs a shake up
Trucking is the lifeblood of the country. Yet despite the crucial role truck drivers play in every part of our economy, years of inaction and unchecked commercial power at the top of supply chains has year on year kept transport in the top spot as Australia’s deadliest industry.
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Truckies are continuing to fight hard for their rights
Driver shortages are an indication of the state of affairs in our industry. When companies are closing their doors because they can’t get enough drivers, and ‘overtime’ becomes ‘all-the-time’ just to get the job done, there’s a serious problem.
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