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    Cerebral Palsy Alliance – Workplace Surveillance Policy
    March 2018    
    Bulletins
    Cerebral Palsy Alliance – Re employment guarantee
    June 2019    
    Bulletins
    Cerebral Palsy Alliance – Joint Consultative Meeting
    July 2018    
    Bulletins
    Cerebral Palsy Alliance – Finger scanning & Team Leaders
    March 2019    
    Bulletins
    Cerebral Palsy Alliance
    April 2021    
    Bulletins
    BIG WIN: Fair Work Commission finds in favour of CPSU NSW in Team Leader dispute with Cerebral Palsy Alliance
    May 2021    
    Bulletins
    Annual wage review decision to boost wages by 2.5 per cent
    July 2021    
    Bulletins
    ALL MEMBERS COVID-19 VACCINE SURVEY
    June 2021    
    Bulletins
    AI Group’s attempt to undermine workers – An update on sleepover provision of SCHADS Award
    November 2024    
    Bulletins
    3.5% Pay Rise as of 1 July 2018
    July 2018    
    Bulletins
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    1800 772 679
    1300 772 679
    02 9220 0900

    ABN 83 717 214 309
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    CPSU NSW
    GPO Box 3365
    Sydney NSW 2001
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