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30/06/25
Wages are going up for retail & fast food workers in July
Retail & fast food workers will receive a pay rise in July 2025.
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National
24/06/25
Union win: Payday Super
Superannuation is a fundamental part of your rights at work that the SDA has and always will strive to protect and improve. To drive greater compliance by employers the SDA is pushing for legislative change to ensure superannuation is paid on pay day.
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National
03/06/25
Union win: 3.5% wage increase from 1 July  
Unions win 3.5% pay rise for retail, fast food and pharmacy workers in 2025.
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National
03/06/25
MEDIA RELEASE | Unions Call on Government to Use Its Buying Power to Demand Ethical Behaviour from Big Tech
The Australian Council of Trade Unions, the Shop, Distributive & Allied Employees’ Association and the Transport Workers Union are calling for the re-elected Labor Government to use existing Australian Commonwealth Procurement Rules to prevent public contracts going to multinational corporations like Amazon unless they meet basic standards of ethical conduct both here and overseas.
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