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Construction

2009

Quarries, Cement, Steelfixing, riggers, Carpenters, Joiners, Crane Drivers

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Construction Industry Site Allowances

From 1 October 2009 Site Allowances for the Construction Industry increased by 2.8%. To view all the Allowances click here

 

RDO Calendar

To view the 2010 Construction Industry Calendar of Rostered Days Off click here
For the list of RDOs in 2010 for the 38-hour week click  here 

 

Desalination Project

To view the Desalination Project Rate of Pay and Conditions click here
To view the Desalination Project Agreement click here
Click here to view a wide range of rental properties in the Bass Coast region that are available exclusively to those working on the Victorian Desalination Project. All properties listed on this website meet the aims of the Victorian Desalination Project Housing Accord.

Industry Agreements 

You may view the following AWU Employment Agreements for the construction and related industries:

Major Construction Agreement

 
 

Westgate Bridge Strengthening Project

Rates of pay and general entitlements for the Westgate Bridge Strengthening Project can be viewed here
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The AWU and other unions are campaigning to end discrimination against construction workers under the extreme powers of the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) and its replacement Inspectorate.

Construction workers can be forced to attend secret interrogations under threat of imprisonment and major fines. They do not have the democratic right to remain silent and their choice of legal representative can be denied.

If you suspect the ABCC is present at your workplace:

  • tell your union immediately;
  • don't be provoked - advise the ABCC that you will cooperate after recieving legal advice
  •  remember if the ABCC requires you produce any document you should ask for 14 days written advice
  • if you are served with a notice, ask your union for legal advice;
  • being summonsed by the ABCC is serious - you can be jailed or fined for failing to co-operate.

 

Help stop the abuse of construction workers' rights now.

 

Go to the Rights on Site website - click  here

 
 
All electoral matter is authorised by Cesar Melhem, Branch Secretary
685 Spencer Street, West Melbourne, VIC 3003
Email: victoria@awu.net.au
Members Hotline: 1300 362 298