Queensland Branch

Pay Parity Spells Brighter Future

Recent success in achieving pay parity for our ambulance members, in line with other Australian states, is proof that collaboration and persistence pays off. This was a big win for our valued ambulance members, who do a tremendous job out in the community – and deserve the pay recognition.

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We stand together and speak out!

MEDIA RELEASE: XXXX WORKERS TAKE ACTION TO KEEP QLD JOBS LOCAL

Around 100 XXXX workers will vote to take industrial action after the iconic Queensland company has refused to guarantee jobs will be kept local. United Voice spokesperson Damien Davie said... Read more

Malcolm Turnbull: Stop Ripping Off Queensland Hospitals

The Turnbull Government is refusing to hand over close to one billion dollars in health funding it owes Queenslanders. This is funding the Federal Government committed to almost four years... Read more

Hey Peter Dutton, Fund Equal Pay Now!

Early childhood educators in Brisbane have rallied outside of Peter Dutton’s Strathpine electorate office to demand the Turnbull Government funds equal pay. They will join thousands of educators from across... Read more

Stronger together

1. Better at work

We're the backbone of our communities. We're proud of our work and the contribution we make. We are essential - and we stand together to fight for - and win - jobs we can count on.

2. Better Communication

United Voice gives members the skills and courage to successfully organise and run campaigns that create quality jobs. Through union delegates, United Voice helps to negotiate better collective agreements and awards, and provides industrial advice to United Voice members.

3. Stronger Families

We're active in the workplace, the community and in politics, in order to achieve positive change and build the type of society we believe in.

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We all know educators aren’t valued for the important work we do. That’s why I joined my union - to play my part

We all know educators aren't valued for the important work we do. That's why I joined my union - to play my part.