DHHS EBA & Privatisation Campaign Update Roadshow - Metro meetings announced
2018-02-28
In addition to the HACSU member meetings happening in regional cities and towns across the state - metro meetings have not been scheduled to answer HACSU members' questions about privatisation and the new EBA face-to-face.
We have successfully negotiated and signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Victorian Government about the privatisation of Disability Accommodation Services.
Negotiations continue in order to finalise the conditions of our next EBA.
This is your chance to have the deal explained in greater detail and ask any questions you have to HACSU's industrial team & leadership.
We encourage all DHHS employees to attend these meetings, and HACSU membership forms will be available at every meeting.
METRO MEETINGS
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Wednesday 7 March |
10.30am – 12 |
Preston Preston Library, 266 Gower St, Preston. |
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Wednesday 7 March
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1pm - 2.30pm
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Broadmeadows |
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Tuesday 13 March Download the flyer for Box Hill & Croydon meetings |
10.30am -12pm |
Box Hill Meeting Room, Box Hill Library |
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Tuesday 13 March |
1.30pm – 3pm |
Croydon Belmont Park Hall |
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Friday 16 March
Click here to download the Dandenong meeting notice as a PDF to print & distribute to your colleagues or put on the noticeboard! |
11am – 12.30pm |
Dandenong (previously advertised as Frankston) The Dandenong Oasis Cnr Heatherton & Cleeland St, Dandenong |
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Tuesday 20 March
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10.30am – 12pm |
Sunshine
Conference Room Sunshine DHHS Offices 16-18 Hertford Road Sunshine
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Tuesday 20 March |
1pm – 2.30pm |
Werribee Eagle Stadium |
Find out about HACSU DHHS member meetings in Regional Victoria here.
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HACSU acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work, and we pay our respects to their Elders both past and present. As unionists, we pledge our ongoing solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in their struggle for recognition of sovereignty, historical truths, and justice.
Authorised by Paul Healey, Health and Community Services Union, Carlton.
