ACOA dispute over late resolution in ACT branch
A branch vote on creating a post of organiser in the ACT Administrative and Clerical Officers Association sparked a dispute as a delayed decision led by branch president Mr Arian Annan and chair Mr Mick Grusllagher ended a four hour meeting. The issue involved personal frictions and the division’s stance on pensions and superannuation funds, with attendance noting the meeting concluded around 10:09 PM.
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Administrative and Clerical Officers Association
Arian Annon
Germe
Mick Grusllagher
Resiona
Geoff Wood
ACT Division
Council of Commonwealth Public Service
Cmparisaons
Ile
Viporans
Commonwealth
Powelok
Bill Kenge
P Anson
Kite
Dawid
Ving
King
Gallagher
Rink
Weenie
Panson
van Corpuniver
Mer P Aasom
Anglican appeal seeks volunteer builders for Pacific cyclone relief
The Anglican Church issues an open letter from Archbishop Frank Woods requesting volunteer carpenters and builders for six to twelve months to repair cyclone damage in the Selemon Zone and the New Hebrides. The appeal cites rough conditions, offered pay of about 87 a week plus fares and upkeep, and notes government funds for materials but not skilled manpower.
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New Hebrides
Melbourne
Frank Woods
Chicholm O
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Woods
Pacific
Proposal to reform Branch council promotions panels
A branch committee proposes tactical reform of its appeals panels. It suggests replacing the current multi member panel with a 1 man panel, or three sub panels of four, to handle appeals up to class levels. The change aims to provide more expertise and faster handling of PAC appeals.
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ACOA
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Abut
Thes
Doctors to give evidence at Sydney inquiry on GP fees
Two doctors organisations and several health funds prepare evidence for the inquiry opening before Mr Justice Kerr in Sydney on Friday. The NSW branch of the Australian Medical Association and the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners will give evidence. The General Practitioners' Society will not volunteer to testify. Medical Benefits Fund and Hospitals Contribution Fund have promised to provide. The Royal Australian College of Surgeons said it would give evidence on the relative value of GP services.
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Sydney
Justice Kerr
Nsw
The
Australian Medical Assi Oemon
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
General Practitioners’ Society
Medical Benefits Fund
Hospitals Contribution Fund
Royal Australian College of Surgeons
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