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Coles trucks to be used in national road safety campaign

Date Time Coles trucks to be used in national road safety campaign Coles and its supply chain partners have joined forces with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) to help make Australia’s roads safer for all users. The We Need Space campaign is aimed at educating road users about how to share the road safely with heavy vehicles. Coles trailers carried by Linfox and Toll will become giant, travelling billboards in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria, urging road users to stay out of truck blind spots, learn how to overtake trucks safely, and avoid overtaking turning trucks. The NHVR has produced a series of Community Service Announcements fronted by Supercars Champion Garth Tander and will be rolling out educational resources through driver education programs and its state and territory transport authority partners.

Let s Win a Minimum Wage and Permanency for All GIG Workers

Drawing Inspiration from the Hungry Panda Struggle Led by Migrant Workers from Socialistic China by Trotskyist Platform / April 29th, 2021 On February 2, a group of delivery drivers took a brave step. They waged the first strike in Australia’s history by gig workers. The workers opposed cuts to their pay rates by the company that they toil for, British-based Hungry Panda. Hungry Panda, while having no operations in China itself, specialises in providing food delivery to expatriate Chinese communities. It is largely owned by Western investment firms like Swedish corporation Kinnevik and Britain’s Felix Capital. Hungry Panda responded to the daring strike by removing two strike leaders, Jun Yang and Xiangqian Li, from the platform dispensing gigs to drivers. But the workers stood firm. They organised with the Transport Workers Union (TWU) and held rallies and stopworks. And six weeks later, they made history again. They achieved the first ever victory by gig economy workers in

Ice truckie s family wins $500k payout | Warwick Daily News

The family of a truckie who crashed while high on ice has been awarded a payout of $500,000 after his drug use was ruled to be in the “course of his employment”.

Ice truckie s family wins $500k payout | Tweed Daily News

Ice truckie s family wins $500k payout | Tweed Daily News
tweeddailynews.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from tweeddailynews.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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