Further to UFUA Bulletin #2, a notice setting out the particulars of the rule alteration has been lodged with the Fair Work Commission.

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The United Firefighters Union of Australia (UFUA) National Committee of Management has adopted changes to the UFUA rules on 19 May 2014. Click here for details.

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The Queensland Branch of the UFUA continues to fight against an obstinate bureaucracy, for the right of auxiliary firefighters to gain appropriate industrial recognition. Click here for details.

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As part of the UFUA continued campaign to advocate and campaign for justice for firefighters with occupational cancer, the UFUA has successfully registered the Fire Fighter Cancer Foundation trademark.

This project is part of the overall campaign to have occupational cancer and firefighting recognised so that all Australian firefighters can access their entitlements including medical assistance and compensation.

To date the Australian Parliament, and the Tasmanian, South Australian and Western Australian state governments have all introduced presumptive legislation recognising the same 12 occupational cancers.

This is an ongoing campaign to have all Australian firefighters, regardless of state or territory, to have the protections of presumptive legislation.

The UFUA’s Fire Fighter Cancer Foundation will assist with that ongoing campaign.

If you would like more information please contact the national office.

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