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Position: Industrial Organiser ECT (6 month position)
Date of
Advertisement:

29 April 2008

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Union:

CPSU/SPSF Group Victorian Branch

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Overview:

The CPSU, The Community and Public Sector Union, is a product of the amalgamation of the State Public Services Federation, the largest union covering state government employees in Australia, and the Public Sector Union, the former union for federal government employees. The Unions goal is to create, protect and improve conditions of Victorian Public Sector employees, through continuous progress and with all staff committed to the trade union movement.

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Job Description:

To provide a high quality responsive industrial service to members. Provide industrial advice, support and representation of members in meetings with employers, government representatives and in tribunal settings as the case may be.

Experience & Qualifications
Essential:

Commitment to unionism, equal opportunity and social justice.
Computer Literacy

Specific skills required to resolve industrial and membership issues and deal with difficult people or situations on the telephone:

Listening, questioning, empathy, negotiation, diplomacy, assertiveness, realistic and strategic.

Demonstrated Experience in:

Utilising personal computers and databases Researching the Internet for relevant information

Capacity to develop and apply knowledge of:

Organising Model
Awards, Industrial Agreements, Legislation and other relevant documents Union operations and services

Ability to:

Assess/interpret industrial/general member enquiries Communicate effectively verbally, in writing and electronically Solve problems and make decisions Resolve and finalise cases Undertake research both manually and electronically utilising the Unions Intranet Establish priorities, manage own workload and meet required deadlines Work independently and as a team member Seek advice from Lead Organiser.

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Salary:

$48,714.00 - $68.424.00. Salary level is determined on previous experience.

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Additional
Information:

The job is located at Level 2, 6 Palmer Parade, Richmond.

This description is indicative of the range of job requirements. The job comprises of other duties as required.

A current Victorian Drivers Licence is essential.

Travel to Regional Victoria and/or interstate will be required from time to time.

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Send Application to:

Branch Secretary, Karen Batt
PO Box 4355
RICHMOND EAST 3121

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Applications close:

5.00pm 06 May 2008

For further information
Contact:

Gosia Mostowska or Liz Howlett

Title:

Administration Managers

Address:

P O Box 4355, Richmond East 3121

Phone:

03 9639 1822

Fax:

03 9662 4591

Email:

lhowlett@cpsuvic.org

WWW:

www.cpsuvic.org

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