Better wages. Better conditions. Better protection. Better representation.
Major meat processing companies often like to claim that they are forced to use overseas visa workers at their plants because locals simply “don’t want to work”. This claim has been repeated so
Union members at beef processing sites across northern NSW went on multiple strikes across 2013 and 2014, standing together to achieve fantastic pay outcomes in difficult conditions. The actions were
The AMIEU has placed relentless pressure on meat processing operators to pay up what they owe to exploited visa workers and backpackers — and we’re getting results. As of September
Thanks to the tireless efforts of the AMIEU, the dodgy deal cooked up between the corporate-loving SDA union and Coles was officially killed off on May 31 2016. This deal
