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It’s important that your union is able to contact you and keep you informed about important updates for your industry and workplace. If you move house, change email or phone, you can update these details using any of the following methods:

Contact Membership Services

Your United Workers Union fees are 100% tax deductible, boosting your tax return. See all details here: https://development.uwu.org.au/staging/getting-your-tax-statement-2024-25/

Download your statement in the Member Portal

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Yes, United Workers Union Members can contact the Member Rights Team for confidential advice and support with workplace issues. Here’s a list of common reasons members call and some important advice: Get Help at Work

Note: With some issues, timing is important so we encourage you to contact our team as soon as possible.

Contact Member Rights Team

You can determine the ideal frequency (weekly, fortnightly, monthly) and day of week for your union fees to be deducted. You may also need to change or update the bank account details or card number. Please use the following options:

Contact Membership Services

If you have received a message about your union payments, it means that your regular deduction was not successful. This usually due to changes to bank details or an account balance issue. That’s fine, we can help you sort it out – just use the following methods:

Contact Membership Services

Your role, type/hours of work, employer and worksite are all important to your union so that we can ensure you are receiving the information and support that you need. We can also make sure you are paying the correct fees. You can update your details using one of the following methods:

Contact Membership Services

If you have moved to a new job, that may still be covered by UWU so it is best to give us full details and we can advise you from there.

If you are currently unemployed, you can remain a union member and access your union benefits while you find a new job. We can even provide you advice if you have a new job offer/contract. All you need to do is get in touch using one of the following methods:

Contact Membership Services

Yes. While you are still working and until you receive all of your accrued entitlements, you should remain a member of your union. You can continue to stand with your fellow members, have your say in regard to working conditions and agreements. You also have access to union support if you are not paid your entitlements correctly.

If you have already retired and received all of your entitlements, let us know via one of the following methods:

Contact Membership Services

Being a member of the United Workers Union also means you can access exclusive, member-only discounts, legal advice, professional training and development, and much more.

All key links and codes to access your benefits are available in the Member Portal: https://mlink.unitedworkers.org.au/
OR get in touch via one of the following methods:

Contact Membership Services

UWU members are entitled to a membership card. You can submit a request online here and your digital card will be with you via email or SMS in minutes:

Get Membership Card

United Workers Union has offices in every state and territory of Australia. You can find a full list of locations and contact details here:

Local Offices

United Workers Union members have access to a range of training and workshops. All the details are on this page:

Member Training & Workshops

United Workers Union members have access to regular online workshops covering a wide range of topics – you can find a full list of workshops and register here:

Member Workshops

United Workers Union members have access to view previous workshops at any time. A full list of On-Demand Workshops is updated every month and is available here:

Member On-Demand Workshops

Not A Member?

Congratulations on deciding to join. You can join online right now: https://development.uwu.org.au/staging/join

If you need to speak with us or prefer to join over the phone – here’s our details:

Contact Membership Services

United Workers Union provides advice and support to members of our union. That is one of the many benefits of being a member of UWU. Not only do union members join together and win better pay and working conditions, access training and other benefits, but union delegates provide on-site support and all members can get over the phone advice.

When you join, and become a financial member of United Workers Union, you have joined a huge network of workers who are improving their working lives. You have access to additional support when you need it.

https://development.uwu.org.au/staging/join

If you need to speak with us or prefer to join over the phone – here’s our details:

Contact Membership Services

United Workers Union members join together and win better pay and working conditions, access training and other benefits, and pressure our governments to reduce the cost of living and improve the working lives of all Australians.

You can find our more here: https://development.uwu.org.au/staging/why-join/
You can join online: https://development.uwu.org.au/staging/join
You can get in touch and speak with us about union membership: Contact Membership Services

United Workers Union covers a very broad range of industries across all states and territories of Australia. Find out more and see if your industry is covered here:

https://development.uwu.org.au/staging/our-coverage/

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For media enquiries at United Works Union – please get in touch with our media team:

Contact UWU Media Team

You can also view all the latest News, Media Releases, Submissions and Research on our News & Articles Page

If you need to contact a United Workers Union Official, please contact your state office

If you need to locate a UWU state or territory office, please refer to the State Office location and contact details

If you need to work on-site at a UWU state or territory office, please refer to the State Office location and contact details

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STATE / TERRITORY CONTACTS

You can reach your state/territory teams for workplace assistance or office enquiries using the numbers below.

ACT

ACT Member Phone: 1800 805 027 (select option 2)
Office: 1800 805 027 (select option 3)
Link: Contact Form

NSW

NSW Member Phone: 1800 805 027 (select option 2)
Office: (02) 8204 3000 (select option 3)
Link: Contact Form

NT

NT Member Phone: (08) 8924 4700 (select option 2)
Office: (08) 8924 4700 (select option 3)
Fax: (03) 8677 9876
Link: Contact Form

QLD

QLD Member Phone: 1800 065 885 (select option 2)
Office: (07) 3291 4600 (select option 3)
Fax: (03) 8677 9876
Link: Contact Form

SA

SA Member Phone: 1800 622 900 (select option 2)
Office: (08) 8352 9300 (select option 3)
Link: Contact Form

TAS

TAS Member Phone: 1800 625 119 (select option 2)
Office: (03) 6220 3222 (select option 3)
Link: Contact Form

VIC

VIC Member (all VIC): (03) 8627 6200 (select option 2)
VIC Member (country VIC): 1800 819 087 (select option 2)
Office: (03) 8627 6200 (select option 3)
Fax: (03) 8677 9876
Link: Contact Form

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ACT
ACT Member Phone: 1800 805 027 (select option 2)
NSW
NSW Member Phone: 1800 805 027 (select option 2)
NT
NT Member Phone: (08) 8924 4700 (select option 2)
QLD
QLD Member Phone: 1800 065 885 (select option 2)
SA
SA Member Phone: 1800 622 900 (select option 2)
TAS
TAS Member Phone: 1800 625 119 (select option 2)
VIC
VIC Member (all VIC): (03) 8627 6200 (select option 2)
VIC Member (country VIC): 1800 819 087 (select option 2)
WA
WA Member Phone: 1800 199 890 (select option 2)

To become a United Workers Union member, and get help at work:

Join online now

call (02) 8204 3001

For media enquiries, please contact:

call 1300 898 633

email [email protected]

see our latest News

ACT
NSW
NT
Office: (08) 8924 4700 (select option 3)
Fax: (03) 8677 9876
QLD
Office: (07) 3291 4600 (select option 3)
Fax: (03) 8677 9876
SA
TAS
VIC
Office: (03) 8627 6200 (select option 3)
Fax: (03) 8677 9876
WA
Office: (08) 9388 5400 (select option 3)