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The AWU regularly gets involved in local, national and international campaigns. Here's where you can find out details about these campaigns and how you can get involved.

Fair Work ActFair Work Act
What does it mean for me?


National Asbestos RegisterNational Asbestos Register
The AWU is campaigning for the 'prioritised removal' of all asbestos-containing materials from Australia by 2030.


The Manufacturing Alliance - A Country That Makes ThingsThe Manufacturing Alliance - A Country That Makes Things
The Manufactuing Alliance is a joint campaign between The Australian Workers' Union and The Australian Manufacturering Workers' Union to protect Australia's manufacturing industry.


The New Steel PlanThe New Steel Plan
The AWU is lobbying Federal and State Governments, industry and community leaders to act now to adopt a plan to keep Australia's strategic steel industry going in the face of the global economic crisis.


Rights on SiteRights on Site
Rights on Site is a campaign for the 900,000 construction workers across Australia who do not have the same rights in their workplace as all other Australian workers.


Precarious Work, affects us allPrecarious Work, affects us all
The Precarious Work Campaign is run by The International Metalworkers' Federation. Precarious work is bad for all workers. It creates cut-price labour that drives down wages for all.


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