Costco Bundamba in Bundamba, Queensland, Australia | Wholesale grocer

Costco Bundamba

Locality: Bundamba, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3432 3700

Address: 1 Wood Street Bundamba 4304 QLD Bundamba, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.costco.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Wage theft laws are coming! Legislation was recently introduced into the Queensland Parliament aimed at stamping out the scourge of wage theft and making it ea...sier for workers to recover wages. The union movement has been calling for tougher laws for years and we welcome the new legislation. We will keep members updated after reviewing the draft legislation.

23.01.2022 Employers can give a pay rise earlier than February. If you are a supermarket worker, send your employer a clear a message: we deserve a pay rise now. Support the campaign at https://national.sda.com.au/essential-payrise/

18.01.2022 Share if you agree retail workers are essential workers !!!!

18.01.2022 Stay home if you have been tested and are waiting in the results

18.01.2022 #kmart management have now announced they will be making wearing facial masks mandatory for all team members, contractors, visitors, security guards and cleaner...s in selected QLD stores which are considered high risk. This is to help ensure the health and safety of staff and customers. The SDA encourages workers to follow this direction. The company has committed to making masks available to all team members in all Kmart stores. While Kmart is strongly encouraging customers to wear masks in these locations, if they choose not to we cannot require them to. If workers do have medical or other reasons for why they cannot wear a mask, please speak to your manager and explain your concerns. If your concerns remain unresolved or you would like support or advice please contact the SDA on 07 3833 9500.

17.01.2022 It's not all doom and gloom - spring is just around the corner! Stay safe Queenslanders.

17.01.2022 COVID-19 ALERT - PLEASE SHARE Please check here for the list of locations linked to the Brisbane Youth Detention Centre cases: https://bit.ly/32euPY1 The list w...ill be updated as more locations are identified. If you have been at any of these locations at the time specified, you should carefully monitor your health. If you have symptoms, stay home and arrange a test immediately. #covid19au

17.01.2022 Essential workers have worked tirelessly in supermarkets on the frontline putting the needs of their community ahead of their own so Australians could put food ...on the table. After everything theyve done, the decision to delay their pay rise is just unfair. Essential workers deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Employers can give a pay rise earlier than February. The SDA has been in discussions with employers calling on them to give a pay rise now. We need as many supermarket workers as possible to send their employer a clear a message: we deserve a pay rise now. Support the campaign now at https://national.sda.com.au/essential-payrise/

17.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/100519365100701/posts/100524678433503/

13.01.2022 New store coming to Coomera If you live close join the group https://www.facebook.com/groups/638579337074484/?ref=share

13.01.2022 To all the coles workers

12.01.2022 If you work in retail, fast food or warehousing Enter the competition below and share with a mate

12.01.2022 To all SDA members out there - we appreciate your hard work

11.01.2022 I have worked for Woolworths BLDC for the past 9 years and have been a SDA Delegate for 6 years. I became a Delegate as I wanted to take that extra step to sup...port my colleagues. You never want to go through life alone and the SDA is like our insurance for our job. My job is extremely important to me and my family. Being a delegate assisting our members, you are able to help rationalise the situation and navigate a good outcome for all concerned. When youre a member youre never alone, so join today! Pictured - Bevan , SDA Union Delegate and New SDA DC Organiser Steve Oneil

10.01.2022 Who’s enjoying their long weekend in QLDWho’s enjoying their long weekend in QLD

10.01.2022 Supermarkets and their distribution centre’s are open all weekend. Please stop panic buying Treat retail workers with respect ... #noonedeservesaserve

10.01.2022 Good morning to everyone except those who think it’s okay to abuse retail workers.Good morning to everyone except those who think it’s okay to abuse retail workers.

09.01.2022 URGENT PLEASE SHARE Brisbane Youth Detention Centre cluster alert...Continue reading

09.01.2022 Across the country, supermarket workers have continued to work throughout the pandemic. Its not fair that you should have to wait until February to receive a p...ay rise. Were campaigning to put this right but we need your help. You can sign the petition calling for a pay rise at the link here: https://sdasant.typeform.com/to/Jc8t2tQc

08.01.2022 If any of you kind people can help out and spare a few dollars, would really assist in helping https://www.gofundme.com/f/togetherwewinasone

08.01.2022 Call out time Jb hi fi workers #jbhifi Jb Hifi JBHiFi full out there survey

08.01.2022 New store coming

07.01.2022 Happy Saturday kidsHappy Saturday kids

07.01.2022 Remember to say thankyou at the checkout Remember to say thankyou at the checkout

05.01.2022 Its not all doom and gloom - spring is just around the corner! Stay safe Queenslanders.

04.01.2022 Attention attention attention If you know a JB hi fi worker Tag them in this post !!!!!!!

04.01.2022 Win win win - https://www.facebook.com/170827703312345/posts/1017856408609466/

03.01.2022 If you work in retail fastfood or warehousing - have a go and enter

03.01.2022 Should be following https://www.instagram.com/sda_union_queensland?r=nametag

02.01.2022 Want to win - enter details below https://bit.ly/SDACOMP

01.01.2022 Wendy is a retail worker and SDA - the Union for Workers in Retail, Fast Food & Warehousing member. She is just one of the many workers who have been impacted b...y COVID-19. Every year Australian unions are the only people who argue for a pay rise at the annual minimum wage decision for the 21% of workers on Awards like Wendy. The employer groups however argued for wage cuts and freezes. While the 1.75% wage increase is modest and is not enough, its disappointing that the minimum wage increase will be phased in. That means workers like Wendy will have to wait until February for their increase. However, the increase shows that the Fair Work Commission rejected the employer groups wage cut arguments. If we want to stimulate the economy, we need to give low-paid workers a pay rise. That is how we will get the retail industry back on its feet. Workers like Wendy deserve to have their wages protected. Thats why its so important to be a union member.