Child Safety members across Queensland are currently bargaining with the department to make improvements to their wages and conditions. In particular, members are seeking significant changes to workloads, career progression, cultural safety for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employees and more.
"We are wanting to send a message to the department that Child Safety and Youth Justice services are essential services within the community. If you work in the Department and want to see real change, it’s important to be a part of your union"
Lucy Besnard
Child Safety Delegate and Together Vice President
Together represents thousands of Child Safety workers across service centres as well as administration and professional staff in the department.
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