This month’s Industrial Report pays tribute to the crew who perished aboard MV Noongah when she sank 50 years ago. Take a peek at casino utan svensk licens med trustly. The link has been updated to include a report from Glenn Andersen and Chris Neiberding. Find the August 2019 Industrial Report here. Industrial Report - August 2019 UpdatedDownload ...
As well as detailed summaries from each of our Industrial Officers about what is happening in the maritime industry across Australia, this month’s report also confirms the outcomes of the AMOU Quadrennial Election nominations. Find the July 2019 Industrial Report here. Industrial Report - July 2019Download ...
Nominations for the AMOU quadrennial elections are underway as President Tim Higgs returns from the ITF Offshore Task Force Group in Oslo where he had discussions about the state of the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry. Find the June 2019 Industrial Report here. Industrial Report June 2019Download ...
The 2019 Annual General Meetings will be held across the country between 24th and 28th of June. Find the location closest to you in the schedule below. 2019 AGM ScheduleDownload ...
Ahead of the Annual General Meetings being held during the week of 24th of June 2019, the 2018 AMOU Financial Report is available to view. AMOU - 2018 Financial Report Download ...
Rain, hail or shine marine pilots keep the Tassie ports trading, benefiting the Tasmanian economy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_3FAYShm2ao&feature=youtu.be ...
Despite a devastating loss at the federal election for Australian shipping, the AMOU has broken new ground by settling the first joint officers enterprise agreement with AIMPE under the Nautilus Federation of Australia. Find the May 2019 Industrial Report here. Industrial Report May 2019Download ...
April was a busy month for the AMOU. It included the announcement of a federal election and a Labor Party promise to rebuild the Australian shipping industry. Find the April 2019 Industrial Report here. Industrial Report April 2019Download ...
March has flown by with the continuation of attacks upon the Australian Shipping Industry. Despite this, the AMOU has achieved many things in recent months including winning the High Court case over the visa issues we faced in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry and the removal of Masters and Deck Officers from the skills shortages list. The AMOU has also moved closer to operating under the Nautilus Federation of Australia banner with AIMPE....
This month has seen some positive news for the Australian maritime industry, with Toll holding naming ceremonies for their two new Australian flagged and crewed vessels and the ALP has announced that a Shorten Labour government will establish a strategic fleet should they be successful in the upcoming election. For further information on these and to find out what the AMOU President, Executive Officer and Industrial Offers have been doing, please read the February Industrial Report...