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ASIAL GO APP

In a first for the Australian security industry, ASIAL, has unveiled its new mobile app – ASIAL GO - on iOS and Android, creating a mobile office experience for its members. Available now for iOS and Android devices, the app is free to download for ASIAL members via the Apple App Store or Google Play.

The App offers a new easy-to-use, on-the-go, and customisable experience for its members. Whether commuting to work or out in the field, the App provides access to the latest security industry news and developments; access to tailored resources and information; and the opportunity to create custom push notifications to ensure members don’t miss out on important breaking news.

The App was built with the key goals of offering ease of navigation, a fast load time, and the ability for users to access content tailored for them.

Accessing information couldn’t be any easier, and the good news is that it’s all included as part of your ASIAL membership fee.

There is no limit to the number of your team who can access the ASIAL GO App. Simply ensure they are added to the ASIAL portal as the login is the same, then download the app and enter the login details.

Australia’s premier security industry event, the 2023 Security Exhibition & Conference, will be held at the ICC Sydney from the 30th August – 1st September 2023. Bringing together the full spectrum of suppliers, industry professionals and end users, this is an event not to be missed.

In addition, the ASIAL Security Conference will feature a high-level lineup of experts and thought leaders who will address a range of topical issues and challenges faced by security professionals. There will also be an opportunity to network at the Security 2023 Gala Dinner.

WA – Annual paid meeting with workers and the relevant union

As part of its 2021 election commitment, the McGowan Government will introduce the provision of an annual paid meeting with workers and the relevant union on government cleaning and security contracts to make sure that workers are properly advised of their employment rights. The intention is for the clause to be included in relevant contracts from 1 May 2023.

Part of a suite of initiatives aimed at combatting wage theft, the clause will require contractors to allow their employees to attend an information session on workplace rights conducted by the relevant union, on ordinary pay once per 12-month period. Workers are not mandated to attend a meeting –attendance is entirely voluntary (however, contractors must allow employees to attend the information session if the employee wishes during their rostered hours). There is no requirement for any worker to be a member of the union to attend such a meeting. The clause will not apply to services delivered at hospitals or schools, or to contracts between cleaning and security contractors and a facilities manager.

More detailed information on the change will be circulated as soon as it is available.

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