Multicultural Workers Collective
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Empowering migrant workers across WA✊🏽
⚖️Know your rights & visa protections
💡Take action against exploitation
Delivered by @UnionsWA
29/05/2026
Not sure about your visa conditions?
Understanding them helps you work with confidence, know your rights, and avoid visa breaches.
Check our free resources and take the first step today.
👉 https://www.unionswa.com.au/multicultural-workers-collective-resources/
VEVO:
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/already-have-a-visa/check-visa-details-and-conditions/overview
26/05/2026
Full house. Real solidarity. Powerful voices.
The Multicultural Workers Collective in collaboration with WA Young Labor came together for another meaningful evening of learning, connection, and action. Migrant workers, union affiliates, and young voices packed the room and the energy was incredible.
Our own Rikki Hendon, Secretary of UnionsWA, led an outstanding information session on migrant workers rights, joined by TWU Secretary Tim Dawson and our union officials on the panel from United Workers Union AMWU Australian Manufacturing Workers' Union WA AWU - Australian Workers' Union Transport Workers Union WA Branch - TWU WA who shared their experience working alongside migrant workers. Real knowledge, real voices, real power.
When migrant workers are protected, workplaces are safer and fairer for everyone.
Learn more about our collective: www.unionswa.com.au/mwc
✊We are actively looking for partners who share our commitment to fair, safe, and inclusive workplaces for every worker in WA.
24/05/2026
No one should be scared of losing their visa for speaking up about unfair treatment at work.
The new Workplace Justice Visa lets migrant workers stay in Australia while taking legal action against an employer.
Get free, confidential support from our team. Email us at [email protected]
21/05/2026
Congratulations to the Australia-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry on your official launch! It was a pleasure to be part of this celebration and to connect with an organisation that is building inclusive, thriving businesses in WA.
We are proud to work with business communities to raise awareness of migration related employer obligations.
We look forward to growing this partnership and to everything we can achieve together.
Are you an employer working with temporary visa holders? We would love to connect. Reach out at [email protected]
Every worker in WA deserves safety, fairness, and the same rights as everybody else. No exceptions.
Hear from Rikki Hendon, Secretary of UnionsWA, on why exploitation must never be accepted as a standard for anyone.
Watch and share with someone who needs to hear this.
Need support?
We are here to help. Reach out to us at [email protected] or visit www.unionswa.com.au/mwc
16/05/2026
If you are an early childhood educator working in Australia, your rights at work are protected by law regardless of your visa.
We are proud to host this free online legal information session alongside United Workers Union , exclusively for early educators on a temporary visa. Our expert lawyer will be there to answer your questions in a safe and welcoming space.
Because when migrant workers are protected, we create fairer, safer workplaces for everyone.
Register here: https://share-ap1.hsforms.com/1-PMuJJwSSmmfNe_GyVf0YA4thpj
15/05/2026
Workplace exploitation is more common than many people realise and it often goes unreported because workers are not sure what to do or are afraid of what might happen to their visa.
You have the right to be safe at work, to be paid correctly, and to speak up without fear. We put together this guide so you know what to look for, what to record, and how to report it if something feels wrong.
Swipe through and share it with someone who needs to see it.
If you need confidential support, we are here.
📞 (08) 6313 6000
✉️ [email protected]
14/05/2026
Next Thursday 21 May, we are hosting a free legal information session in partnership with WA Young Labor.
Come and meet our team, hear from our expert speakers, and get real answers to your questions in a confidential safe space.
When migrant workers are protected and employers are informed, we create fairer, safer workplaces for everyone.
🔸Food provided and Networking Opportunities
RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSePuQ1raEvGsnVfeKtve1D_e1uMi8j1CvdQoZA5APu2pQZA6A/viewform?pli=1
Migrant workers are at the heart of our communities and our economy.
At the launch of Polish Business WA Inc , we had the privilege of hearing from President Katarzyna Stawarz, who shared a powerful perspective on why migrant workers matter.
We are proud to work alongside organisations like Polish Business WA, who understand that when workers are supported, businesses and communities grow stronger together.
Want to be our ally? Whether you are a business, a community organisation, or a chamber of commerce, we want to hear from you.
[email protected]
When migrant workers are protected and employers are informed, we create fairer, safer workplaces for everyone.
Simon Stokes, unionist, shares his view on one of the most important conversations we need to have.
Migrants don't put jobs at risk. They build our workplaces, our communities, and our economy.
When migrant workers are protected and employers are informed, we create fairer and safer workplaces for everyone in Western Australia.
That is the work of the Multicultural Workers Collective. Join us.
👉 www.unionswa.com.au/mwc
08/05/2026
This is not a gap in the system. These numbers reflect a pattern that affects every worker in Australia.
The Multicultural Workers Collective stands with migrant workers across Western Australia, providing free, confidential legal support and the information every worker deserves to know.
Read the full report 👇
www.migrantjustice.org/report-off-the-books
Join our collective at www.unionswa.com.au/mwc
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4/445 Hay Street
Perth, WA
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