Media release – TRMC secures win for industry Schedule X reinstated.
TRMC’s application to reinstate Schedule X to the Fair Work Commission into the Graphic Arts Printing and Publishing Award has been approved, a win for industry. Read more to learn the specifics, IR Members can contact the Collective for more information.
Changes to casual work including options for permanency and leave loading proposed in new industrial relations reforms.
As Parliament sits for its final week this year, the Federal Government will introduce its much-anticipated overhaul of industrial relations laws prompted by the upheaval of the coronavirus pandemic.
By political reporter Melissa Clarke.
The latest media release which include data from Roy Morgan for the year, which includes the COVID-19 pandemic.
This shows readership, despite several weeks of being unable to distribute during the lockdown periods, print readership is at 86% compared to digital at 3%.
Kellie Northwood Talks on 3AW
Kellie Northwood, CEO of the Real Media Collective was interviewed on 3AW, discussing the importance of the printed catalogue.
Visual Connections supports TRMC Industry Campaign
We continue to fight for our industry and thank Visual Connections for their financial support.
R E S E T with Ball & Doggett – Episode 6: Kellie Northwood & Kirsten Taylor
A conversation connecting our industry.
Exciting times ahead with the new partnership of Women in Print Australia and The Real Media Collective.
“Building a strong community, inclusive network enriched with knowledge and support for all women across our industry”.
This statement from their press release celebrates the pillars that frame the Women in Print ethos. We explore the new partnership with two of the key drivers of this exciting new direction. Kellie Northwood, CEO of The Real Media Collective and Kirsten Taylor, Victorian Women in Print Patron.
TRMC launches Industry Insight Series
The Real Media Collective (TRMC) has announced a continued campaign to challenge misrepresentation of the paper and print sector for brands and marketers across Australia and New Zealand.
New research reveals how catalogues that are useful, interesting and offer value can influence purchase behaviours in Australia.
Source: Marketing Mag
Do you think the rise of online shopping is set to put the catalogue industry out of business? Think again, writes The Real Media Collective CEO, Kellie Northwood.
Source: B&T
