Lead Organiser
Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association · Carlton · Posted 4 days ago
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The Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association (VAHPA) is seeking a strategic, highly motivated, and outcomes focused Lead Organiser for our Public Sector Organising Team.
As a senior member of our team, the Lead Organiser plays a critical role in turning our strategic vision into action. You will lead and support a talented group of Organisers, ensuring our campaigns are coordinated, effective, and member led. You will work directly with the Branch Secretary and Branch Committee of Management to shape campaign priorities, strengthen delegate structures, and grow union density.
WE’RE SEEKING SOMEONE WITH:
- Demonstrated leadership experience in a union or campaigning context
- Strong practical knowledge of organising, enterprise bargaining, and workplace rights
- The ability to coordinate and support workplace leaders, delegates, and HSRs
- Excellent communication skills, including preparation of material and content for internal engagement channels and external media platforms and outlets
- Excellent strategic planning skills and use of innovative methodologies
- Strong experience in the identification and analysis of workplace issues and trends for policy development and campaigning opportunities
- Considerable ability to mentor and motivate others
- A commitment to democratic unionism and VAHPA’s values
- A valid driver licence and eligibility for a Right of Entry Permit under the Fair Work Act
- Legal or industrial relations qualifications are desirable.
For more information or a confidential discussion, contact the Branch Secretary on 1300 322 917.
A position description and key selection criteria are attached below.
About Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association
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About Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association
The Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association is a member-led union representing Allied Health Professionals in Victoria. It focuses on social justice, workplace democracy, and public healthcare, combining industrial advocacy with broader campaigns that address important issues for its members and the communities they serve.
Roughly $58 an hour as a full-time equivalent.
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Working in Carlton
Carlton is a diverse suburb located just north of Melbourne’s CBD. It is known for its cultural and educational institutions, including the University of Melbourne. The area hosts various businesses, with opportunities in hospitality, retail, and education, making it attractive for jobseekers in these sectors.
Public transport access is convenient, with Melbourne Central station nearby and tram routes 1, 16, and 19 servicing the area. This connectivity allows for easy commuting to and from Carlton, as well as access to the broader Melbourne transport network.
Getting there
- Train
- Melbourne Central station nearestCity Loop
- Tram
- Route 1Route 1: East Coburg - South Melbourne
- Route 16Route 16: Melbourne University - Kew via St Kilda
- Route 19Route 19: North Coburg - Flinders Street
Routes and stations serving Carlton. Check PTV for timetables and disruptions.
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