Why we need regulation in the gig economy
With Uber Eats again changing the goal posts in 2021, and other companies slashing pay, it’s become ever more clear that we need an independent tribunal that can protect gig workers.
"I've been a TWU member for many years and I have seen the strength in transport workers standing together. The important thing is to never give up the fight!"
"I want to be part of making the transport industry fairer and safer. I know that is the top priority of my union."
“The TWU has already had a major impact on the gig economy. The union helped me win my case when I got sacked unfairly - the first such win for food delivery riders”
“As a TWU member I have the confidence to fight for my rights at work. By sticking together, we achieved better pay and safer conditions for bus drivers.”
With Uber Eats again changing the goal posts in 2021, and other companies slashing pay, it’s become ever more clear that we need an independent tribunal that can protect gig workers.
Here’s what the three-year study revealed.
Qantas is axing and outsourcing 2,500 jobs across ground services and fleet presentation. This is an appalling anti-worker, anti-union move to replace a skilled, loyal workforce with underpaid labour hire.
Hundreds of people are dying on our roads in truck crashes every year. Big companies like Aldi are part of the problem – but they won’t own up to it or change their ways.
Truck drivers and supporters came out in force to demand industry reform.
Aviation workers are serving claims for the same pay for the same job
TWU, ride-share drivers and delivery riders fight back against tech companies
A survey of over 400 cabin crew shows high rates of sexual harassment
Transport workers are fighting for a fairer, safer industry. Join them today and secure your future.