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    Working on behalf of motorists across the country, members in the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator implement one set of laws for heavy vehicles throughout Australia.


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    National Heavy Vehicle Regulator – Tone Deaf Enterprise Agreement
    October 2024    
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    National Heavy Vehicle Regulator bargaining stalled
    August 2024    
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    CPSU NSW update: National Heavy Vehicle Regulator
    July 2023    
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    CPSU NSW update: National Heavy Vehicle Regulator RMS Award salary Increase
    June 2023    
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    CPSU NSW update: National Heavy Vehicle Regulator
    April 2023    
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    Know your rights: New Parental Leave entitlements for State-Owned Corporations
    October 2022    
    Bulletins
    NHVR Enterprise Agreement 2017-2020
    April 2017    
    Agreements
    NHVR Greenfields (Operation and On-Road Regulatory Compliance Employees) – Enterprise Agreement 2017-2020
    April 2017    
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