FSU Workplace Reps training and resources

FSU Workplace Representatives (Reps) are the backbone of our union in workplaces across the country. As a Rep, you are the face of the FSU where it matters most: among your colleagues. You’re a trusted point of contact in your workplace - someone who listens, supports colleagues, shares advice, and raises workplace issues when they arise. You’ll also have access to training, resources, and union backing to help you feel confident and capable in the role.

It’s an important role - one that comes with responsibility, influence, and the support of the broader union behind you. As outlined in the FSU Code of Conduct, our Reps are expected to lead with integrity, inclusivity and a commitment to fairness. Your actions help shape safer, more respectful, and more equitable workplaces.

 

FSU Reps training

Our training will equip you with the skills and confidence to effectively represent your workplace. The training covers:

How to identify, recruit and support potential leaders

How to have effective one-on-one organising conversations

The basics of enforcing your Enterprise Agreement

Upcoming dates

Please ensure you are selecting a date more than four weeks in advance so we have sufficient time to apply for industrial leave on your behalf. 

Click a date below to register:

Wednesday 30 September 2026, 10am (AEST)

Thursday 29 October 2026, 10am (AEST)

Tuesday 1 December 2026, 10am (AEST)

Our training course is delivered across a full day during paid time (8 hours inclusive of breaks), and is open to all current and aspiring Workplace Reps. This will be a practical, interactive session that will help you build power at work and strengthen your connection with fellow members. The FSU will apply for industrial leave on your behalf once you submit your registration. 

Resources for FSU Reps

Our training will equip you with the skills and confidence to effectively represent your workplace. The training covers:
FSU Workplace Representatives code of conduct
Fact sheet
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New rights for workplace Representatives or delegates
Fact sheet
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Your FSU workplace Representative
(single rep)
Poster
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Your FSU workplace Representatives
(multiple reps)
Poster
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FSU noticeboard sign
Poster
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FSU noticeboard sign with workplace Rep name
Poster
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Zoom background for FSU Reps (dark blue)
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Zoom background for FSU Reps (light blue)
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