AustralianSuper has been involved in the Cleaning Accountability Framework (CAF) since its inception in 2012. CAF is an important initiative as the cleaning industry employs around 90,000 AustralianSuper members.

As a leading profit-for-member super fund who has long advocated for an equitable superannuation system to ensure all Australians live well in retirement. AustralianSuper regularly reviews its fees, investment portfolios and product offering, to help members achieve their best financial position in retirement. AustralianSuper offers a range of help and guidance to meet the changing needs of members. including online tools through to seminars/webinars. By supporting CAF, AustralianSuper helps members manage their super and plan for their future, no matter where they’re at on their path to retirement.

Visit http://www.australiansuper.com for more information.

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The United Workers Union is made up of 150,000 members across the country, from more than 45 industries and all walks of life, who are standing together to make a difference. The Union believes that cleaners are essential to the safe and continued operation of commercial and government buildings. Yet, for too long, cleaners have been undervalued and exploitation still exists in the industry. That is why the Union is fighting for cleaners to be respected for their vital role in keeping Australia clean and society functioning. 

The Union sees its involvement and support of CAF as a valuable opportunity to work constructively and cooperatively with stakeholders from across the cleaning supply chain so that together, we can lift standards across the sector and ensure that cleaners are treated fairly and have good working conditions.

www.unitedworkers.org.au