Unions to ASA – initiation of s.81 Issue Resolution Procedures
Initiation of Issue Resolution procedures in relation to Airservices proposed use of COVID Vaccination as a risk control measure
SITREP 004/2021 – Airservices Proposed Vaccine Mandate
It may have come as a surprise to everyone at ARFFS when the CEO of Airservices announced on 17 November 2021 that there was to be an employer vaccine mandate.
This came as a shock to your Union because Employee Relations had merely indicated they would start consultation about a proposal with all the Unions (Civil Air, CPSU, ETU, Professionals, UFUA) on 23 November 2021.
EA Update 004/2021
Today the Union and Airservices met to discuss some of the pending items from the Union’s log of claims, the conversation was robust.
EA Update 003/2021
Yesterday your Union met with Airservices again to further discuss all items within the Unions log of claims.
SITREP 003/21 – WA NT Health Directions
Late last week Airservices confirmed that ARFFS employees located in WA and the NT will be subject to Health Directions issued by respective State Governments.
EA Update 002/2021
Yesterday the Union and Airservices met to discuss items contained within the Union’s log
of claims.
EA Update 001/2021
Yesterday the Union and Airservices commenced the bargaining process by entering discussions to negotiate the next enterprise agreement
Victorian Health Direction
FOR THE INFORMATION OF MEMBERS: It must be acknowledged that the environment that we are currently navigating in respect of COVID-19 is a dynamic one. With…
Retired Division Membership Application
Retired Division Membership Application Form for retired members of the United Firefighters Union of Australia – Aviation Branch
SITREP 002/21
Issues Covered;
Covid 19 Vaccines. Task Resource Analysis. UFUA Endorses ASA BA Safe System of Work Post Implementation, Update of Branch Database, BLK Portal Open.
Presumptive Cancer Legislation
The Fire Fighter Cancer Foundation is part of the Unions ongoing continued campaign for justice for firefighters with occupational cancer. Firefighters are exposed to a cocktail of toxins and carcinogens firefighting. There is a wealth of international research which has proven the link between firefighting and the increased risk of specific cancers.
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