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Sitrep No. 48/2011

December 16, 2011
Inside this issue: Additional public holidays - Christmas/New Year Additional public holidays - who gets the leave? Additional public holidays - overtime Easter Sunday public holiday and consolidated leave - update Marine 1 dispute - back pay for members
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Sitrep No. 47/2011

December 9, 2011
Inside this issue: Attendance Management Policy (AMP) interviews Union medal now on issue 2012 Membership cards and helmet stickers
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Sitrep No. 46/2011

December 2, 2011
Union appeals against LSV dispute orders Urgent nursing home audit Police to interview all members responding to Quakers Hill Retiring soon? SSS and SAS contributions can be salary sacrificed The rhetoric and realities of the mining boom
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Sitrep No. 45/2011

November 25, 2011
Inside this issue: Retained page pain: don't get short-changed Deeming update Bathurst goes 10/14 Update on alternative duties terminations
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Sitrep No. 44/2011

November 18, 2011
Inside this issue: Electricity SOGs training update HR driving excess sick leave
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Sitrep 43/2011

November 11, 2011
Inside this issue: O'Farrell attacks Police D&D - firefighters next? S/O Level 2 promotions update Retained summit Anti-Union faxes and flyers on stations Electricity SOGs Training Audit banned
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Sitrep 42/2011

November 3, 2011
Inside this issue: Attendance Management Policy bans lifted Department prosecutes Union over LSV bans 2011 AGM Results
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Sitrep 41/2011

October 28, 2011
Inside this issue: LSV dispute victory - but what's next? Plans to close Wollongong and Katoomba Comms Union medal approved, issue imminent Promotion to S/O Level 2 Retained Training: Phase 1 not to be phased out Sacking contagion crosses the border Exercise and mental health Mental Health event cancelled
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Relieving Bans Remain In Place

October 21, 2011
The Department continues to pretend that it has the right to renege on its agreement on LSV staffing. Neither the Department nor the IRC hearing today has provided any answer to this critical question – with the result that the Union’s bans will continue until further notice. The Union cannot and will not accept that the Department can unilaterally walk away from agreements over safety, jobs and conditions.
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