TWU members have applied for minimum standards across rideshare, food delivery and parcel delivery. Learn what’s being fought for, then take action to help win fair pay, cost recovery and real protections.
The TWU has applied for minimum standards in food delivery. Read what the campaign is about, why it matters, and what workers are fighting to win across the industry.
The TWU has applied for minimum standards in rideshare. Read more about the campaign, the case for change, and what drivers are pushing for across the sector.
TWU members have won world-first minimum standards for food delivery workers. The final order was made on 11 August 2026 and comes into effect on 17 August 2026 — sign up to stay across what it means for you and how to enforce it.
Low pay, no transparency, and no cost recovery are not acceptable. Add your name to back fair rates for drivers.
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The TWU is the union for gig workers. We represent thousands of app-based workers across rideshare, food delivery and parcel delivery, and we unite workers across Australia to fight for fair pay, safety and work rights.
TWU members have secured new legal rights and are now applying for minimum standards orders across rideshare, food delivery and parcel delivery. These applications aim to lift standards across the entire industry, including minimum pay, cost recovery, transparency and protections against unfair treatment.
Stronger membership means stronger outcomes. The more workers involved, the more pressure we can apply to platforms and regulators to deliver enforceable standards across the sector.
