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ANZ rally a show of strength

Yesterday’s snap union lunchtime rally outside ANZ headquarters was a show of strength and unity against Nuno Matos’ cruel 3500 job cuts and failure to properly consult.

We now know that these cuts are all in the name of boosting ANZ’s profits by a further $800 million … though that hasn’t stopped management from dishing out millions more in bonuses to top executives.

Thank you to those who attended our rally and supported your colleagues. Remember, we’re always stronger when we stand together, and we’re backed up by hard-won industrial rights.

Importantly, participating in these actions helps turn up the heat on management. Mr Matos needs to understand that no matter how big a company or how massive its profits, workers have rights and protections, and employers have legal obligations they must follow.

Click here to demand support for ANZ workers

Check out our 9 News coverage of the rally below:

 

Our case in Fair Work continues

Following Monday’s conciliation in the Fair Work Commission (FWC), our union and ANZ remain in dispute.

ANZ continues to claim that they are fully complying with their obligations and is defending their callous approach.

We have made clear that ANZ must provide full and genuine disclosure about the job cuts, including:

  • detailed information about the ongoing job-cut review
  • the timeline for when decisions will be made
  • the full scope of roles and areas under review
  • which business units are next in line for cuts.

These are fair and reasonable requests, and FSU members expect nothing less. We will report ANZ progress back to the Commission.

In the meantime, we’ll continue to hold ANZ accountable for its obligations to consult and act transparently with its workforce.

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