Public sector Allied Health Professionals in Victoria have walked off the job for a second time to demand better pay, stronger working conditions and stronger recognition for the role that they play in the delivery of health services.
Victorian public school teachers, principals and education support staff walk off the job for a second time, after Australian Education Union members reject subpar EBA offer from the Victorian State Government.
Going beyond better pay, Allied Health professionals are also demanding stronger recognition for the role they play in the provision of health care.
Community and Public Sector Union members hold a snap, rapid response action at Softel on Collins, where the Liberal Party is holding a fundraiser, over its announced plans to cut public service jobs in Victoria.
Front line workers in eight Local Government areas across Metropolitan Melbourne down tools for 24 hours.
Australian Education Union (AEU) members in Victoria go on strike,