The union of the Australian Domino's delivery drivers is closer to the bosses than it is to the workers it claims to represent and went along with the company's cuts just to maintain their good relationship with Domino's management. Now Domino's drivers in Australia are stepping up and fighting back without their old union. They're moving on to form their own worker-controlled union, the General Transport Workers Association, (part of the Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation-International Workers Association), so that they can reverse the 19% pay cut and gain some real power and respect on the job.

Phone or fax the Head Office of Dominos in Brisbane.
Free faxes can be sent from here:
 http://www.freepopfax.com/main/controlFax
Choose Australia as the destination country then add the local number.

Fax (+61) 736333399
Telephone (+61) 736333333
If you send a fax to the telephone number they will just hear a short series of beeps, but it will cost them money and time to answer the phone and it will block the phone line.

Cut and paste and send this message:

I/We support the basic demands of Domino's Australia Delivery Drivers:

1.The basic rate of pay must always be at least equivalent to the national safety net minimum wage prescribed by FWA which will include casual loading to casual employees. For an adult driver of 21 years & over this would currently be basic rate of $15.96 per hour + casual loading of 23 % = $3.67 giving a minimum wage of $19.63 per hour.

2.That notwithstanding anything else in any agreement, under no circumstances whatsoever will the minimum wage payable by Domino’s ever fall below the national prescribed minimum wage by FWA and that all employees engaged on a casual basis shall have the casual loading prescribed by FWA in the minimum wage safety net included in the minimum wage payable to any casual employee.

3.Payment of wages at the normal rate of pay (which will include casual loading to casual employees) shall be paid to all employees required to complete any training or attend any meeting whether that training or meeting is held in-store, via the Domino’s training website DOTTI or by any other means. Payment of wages will be made for the period of time taken by the employee to complete the training specified by Domino’s.

4.All tips received by drivers shall remain the sole property of the driver to whom they are given. At no time and under no circumstance will Domino’s ever be entitled to any tip money received by any driver.

5.All hours worked by any employee regardless of what employment status the employee may hold will be paid for by the employer Domino’s at the appropriate rate of pay. This will include all hours worked before, during and after any trading hours of any store.

6.That Domino’s agrees to make good faith progress with workers towards including all casual staff to public holiday rates equivalent in ratio to those entitlements currently received by full-time, and part-time employees to the extent that by 2014, all casual workers including drivers be paid at the rate of double-time for all hours of work performed on public holidays.

On Saturday 15th September, during the International Day of Action In Support Of Domino's Workers, you can also send this message via the Dominos Australia Facebook page or paste it on their timeline or their website feedback page:

 http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Dominos-australia/263777563659760

 https://secure.dominos.com.au/feedback/corporate/contact/feedbackform.aspx


Contacts:

 http://gtwa.org.au/

 http://www.facebook.com/#!/GeneralTransportWorkersAssociation

 http://asf-iwa.org.au/

Background information can be found here:

 http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/415408398521790

 http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/262697050500704/

Other relevant Facebook pages

 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Reinstate-Dominos-Pizza-drivers-wages/351215074935636

 https://www.facebook.com/dominos.workersolidarity