“We need Aldi to step up and do the right thing with the rest of the industry.” NSW Secretary Richard Olsen

“The road transport industry worked together to win laws that would make things safer and fairer. But Aldi refuses to be part of that.”

“If Aldi doesn’t take the easy road we will use the new transport laws to bring them into line.”

“At Balgowlah a driver got trapped by the leg. They didn’t fix it, and not long later a woman got trapped by the arm - cut right through to the bone. They refuse to listen to workers.” Warren, former health and safety rep

“One of the things that Aldi needs to know is that the TWU never gives up. Whether it takes them a month, years or decades, they will keep fighting.” Sally McManus

“What is the sign of a really bad company? Ongoing injuries to workers in the workplace. That just says that they’re not listening to workers.”

International trade unionism also means fighting together with other unions all over the world for fair rates, for a safe and just transport sector. Happy to join a TWU Australia action in front of the Aldi headquarters in Sydney. Shame on Aldi for not respecting the safety of their

1700 illegally sacked Qantas workers still have not received a cent in compensation after 3 years despite billions in profits.

Will never forget this historic moment. Food delivery riders lodging the first ever application for minimum pay and entitlements under brand new laws fought for by TWU members over years. From here, the exploitative gig economy changes.

The Albanese Labor Government’s world-leading laws have allowed NSW gig workers, who aren’t actually classed as employees, to apply for minimum standards at the Fair Work Commission. Here’s what that means for riders like Utsav.

This is a huge achievement!!! Congratulations Michael Kaine TWU Australia International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF)

Massive and Historic win TWU Australia Indeed it is possible to make gig work decent work.

Great to join TWU NSW delegates at their conference this week to celebrate a week of wins for transport workers. Big steps taken towards minimum pay and conditions for truckies, couriers & food deliverers - all made possible by Labor’s new workplace laws.

How many times do serious workplace injuries have to happen for Aldi to listen to its workers? Time for Aldi to join the rest of the industry and commit to making road transport safer and fairer. news.com.au/finance/busine…

It was a privilege to join TWU Australia delegates at their NSW conference last week, celebrating significant victories for transport workers. Major strides have been made towards securing fair wages and conditions for truck drivers, couriers, and food delivery workers, thanks to the

Thanks to TWU Queensland for the chance to speak to drivers & delegates in Brisbane today. Unions are a force for good in our society & our economy. We are working with the TWU Australia to help more Australians earn more, and keep more of what they earn under Australian Labor. #auspol

Hugely exciting that TWU NSW Secretary Richard Olsen will be one of the heads of the Road Transport Advisory Group under new transport reform laws. We're wasting no time working with the rest of the industry to make road transport safer and fairer. ownerdriver.com.au/twu-welcomed-t…

Meanwhile it's been a year since a unanimous High Court judgment that Qantas illegally sacked 1700 workers. They still haven't received a cent in compensation. abc.net.au/news/2024-09-1…

One year ago today.

Workers fought for these laws because of rogue employers like Qantas. Qantas pioneered the method of creating new subsidiaries just to pay people less. A Dutton government would give free rein to companies like Qantas to drive down pay and conditions again.