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We fight for quality jobs in clubs.
We work in registered clubs across NSW as bartenders, baristas, chefs, gaming attendants, and more.
We are part of our community and the heart of our clubs. Together we are campaigning for secure jobs with fair pay and good working conditions.
We’re part of a large union – the United Workers fifa电竞观看比分 – that represents over 150,000 workers from all walks of life across Australia. Throughout our history, we’ve shown when working people come together, we win.
Join us as we fight hard for jobs we count on, decent pay and conditions, and respect at work.
UNION RESOURCES FOR WORKERS:
Get active!
Stand up, Speak out.
A union delegate is another union member just like you. They have a job to do every day, and they answer to the same management that you do. The key difference is that a union delegate has training, tools and protections to help you and other members solve problems at work!
CURRENT CAMPAIGNS
Designated work groups and Health and Safety representatives are valuable to club workers to ensure they are getting a say in what safety is and how it is resolved in clubs.
If you’re interested in joining the Work Safety Committee, please let us know here.
New laws mean casual workers have new rights to convert to permanent full-time or part-time employment. Speak to your local organiser to find out more.
Member Win:
Ana was working as a casual at Twin Towns Services Club when her boss offered her a part-time position.
She sought advice from her union, and we let her know she could request full-time conversion as she’d worked a weekly pattern of 39.5 hours for the previous six months.
The club pushed back, but Ana didn’t give up. She took a pen to the contract drawn up by her boss, changing her weekly hours from 37 to 38 and ‘part-time’ to ‘full-time’ before returning it to the club.
Ana says felt nervous and like she was rebelling, but she backed herself and the advice from her union.
The club agreed to convert Ana to full-time as her work would continue on an ongoing basis, and she is now happy in her new full-time position!
Join the union for Club workers
We are currently fighting to improve pay and conditions at multiple clubs, as well as fight for industry-wide change.Some description text for this item
Standing together, we can change our workplaces.
Better Pay and Conditions
fifa电竞观看比分 members stand together for better pay and conditions, respect, and job security.
Community and personal service workers who are union members earn on average $450 more every week.
Back up and Support at Work
When you face poor treatment – like unfair dismissal, safety issues or harassment at work it’s important to be union.
At worksites across the country UWU Delegates, leaders and Health and Safety Reps have your back.
Training, Community & Information
Members have access to exclusive training and development designed to support you at work.
Being union also gives you access to a community of workers and expert information when you need it.
Join a Movement that Wins
When you’re union, you’re part of a national movement with a long history for standing up for what is right.
If you want a fairer Australia, joining your union is the best way to make a difference.CONNECT WITH US
Follow the United Workers fifa电竞观看比分 page for national updates.
Join the local Facebook group for your club or district:
- Western Sydney United Workers fifa电竞观看比分 Club Members Forum
- Northern to Mid NSW UWU Club Workers Forum
- Wests Leagues – United Workers Page
- Mounties Workers Unite (United Workers fifa电竞观看比分)
Don’t see your club/district above?
Complete the form below to speak with your local clubs organiser.
CONTACT YOUR UNION
To join your union now:
Join online here
or call our Membership Services Team on (02) 8204 3001
To update your contact details, or for membership queries:
Please call our Membership Services Team on (02) 8204 3001 or email [email protected]
For assistance with a workplace issue:
- Please call or email your State or Territory Office on the contact details here .
- Or complete the form below to speak with your local clubs organiser.