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CollieriesAPESMA's Collieries Division works to ensure a robust, collective approach to supporting professionals in the coal mining industry around Australia.-BHP is refusing to negotiate fairly with workers in the Illawarra.- Members - Please login in to see latest industry news, updates and details of your delegates. Appin StaffLatest news and updates on negotiations between Appin Staff and BHP. Appin DeputiesInformation and updates for members on the Appin negotiations with BHP. Dendrobium DeputiesLatest news and updates on Dendrobium Deputies negotiations with BHP. Your DelegatesContact details for APESMA Delegate’s in your state. Your AwardsClick here to view Current Annualised Award. DownloadsBooklets and Posters for Collieries Staff. Get InvolvedThe success of your Union depends upon the active involvement and input of members SafetyAPESMA Submmisions, Additional documents, Proposals relating to Collieries industry. Government introduces new weapons to fight bullyingWednesday, 20 February 2013Section: Latest News Last week the Federal Government released broad reforms to help reduce bullying in the workplace and resolve disputes quickly, in a package broadly welcomed by APESMA. Last chance: Got a question for our politicians?Wednesday, 20 February 2013Section: Latest News APESMA members have sent us some very prickly questions for us to put to our nation’s political leaders. What you said about us - survey leads to new servicesWednesday, 20 February 2013Section: Latest News To make sure APESMA keeps delivering for its members we conduct an annual satisfaction survey and I’d like to share some of the more interesting findings with you. Help us get in the ear of our politiciansWednesday, 6 February 2013Section: Latest News Most people look forward to elections as much as the next trip to the dentist. BHP locks out Appin mining supervisorsSunday, 20 January 2013Section: Media Releases BHP management today delivered on their threat to lock mining supervisors out of their jobs, with the lockout now expected to continue for 36 hours until 6:00am on Tuesday. BHP Hits the Panic Button and Locks Out Its Own SupervisorsFriday, 18 January 2013Section: Media Releases BHP is set to take the extraordinary step of locking out its own mining supervisors at Appin Mine on Sunday and Monday, in response to planned protected stop work meetings. Dendrobium supervisors take action as BHP refuses to listenThursday, 10 January 2013Section: Media Releases Dendrobium Mine supervisors will commence protected action on Friday 11 January, after exhausting all other options and having tried to negotiate with BHP for more than five months. BHP needs to do right thing at DendrobiumWednesday, 19 December 2012Section: Media Releases APESMA has urged BHP Billiton to start listening to concerns of mine supervisors at the company’s Dendrobium mine as employees consider industrial action. The importance of talking about science: Brian CoxFriday, 16 November 2012Section: Latest News British pop star, professor of physics and TV science presenter Brian Cox was in Australia last week on a mission to talk about life, science and the universe. Support Appin supervisors: BHP is still refusing to listenThursday, 15 November 2012Section: Latest News After months trying to negotiate and BHP still refusing to budge on bringing salaries up to NSW standards, mining supervisors at Appin Mine started a 14 day strike this morning. |




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