Join TCFUA
TCFUA
If you work in the TCF industry you are eligible to join the union. The TCFUA promotes improved rights and fairness at work. Higher wages, redundancy pay, protection of your entitlements, better working hours, job security, having a say in the workplace, long service leave, unfair dismissal rights, recognition and development of skills – these are just some of the rights we have fought for and won on behalf of members.
With all the changes affecting workers rights in Australia, now is the time for all workers to stick together and become union members. Click on your state below to find out how to join.
NSW SA TAS Branch
Victorian Branch
http://www.tcfua.org.au/topics/2307.html
Queensland Branch
http://www.tcfua.org.au/topics/2310.html
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Fairwear
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Click here to find out about or get involved with the latest campaign activities organised by FairWear.
Play Fair
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