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NEWS AND WINS

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workplace updates

AustralianSuper
22 Jul 2026
No commitment to backpay from AustralianSuper
Bendigo Bank
22 Jul 2026
Union applauds Victorian push to stop AI from being used to spy on workers
Bendigo Bank
22 Jul 2026
Grieving customers the latest victims of Bendigo Bank’s offshoring folly 
21 Jul 2026
Join a special guest at our AI campaign meeting
ART
21 Jul 2026
Proposed changes at ART – FSU support
Bendigo Bank
20 Jul 2026
Bendigo Bank cuts – Third Party Banking Fulfilment. Your rights and union meeting
People First Bank
17 Jul 2026
People First Bank EA bargaining begins: FSU info sessions
Insignia Financial
17 Jul 2026
Software firm SS&C Technologies announces major restructure that will see hundreds of Australian jobs go to Thailand and India  
CBA
15 Jul 2026
Reminder: Information about our new CBA Agreement
AustralianSuper
14 Jul 2026
AustralianSuper pay offer + your priorities for rest of negotiations

MEDIA RELEASES

media release
22 Jul 2026
Union applauds Victorian push to stop AI from being used to spy on workers
media release
22 Jul 2026
Grieving customers the latest victims of Bendigo Bank’s offshoring folly 
media release
17 Jul 2026
Bendigo Bank proposes to offshore more SA jobs in latest blow to its beleaguered workforce
media release
17 Jul 2026
Software firm SS&C Technologies announces major restructure that will see hundreds of Australian jobs go to Thailand and India  
media release
14 Jul 2026
Union calls for major extension of branch closure moratorium after Federal Government misses chance to secure the future of regional banking  
media release
10 Jul 2026
CBA accused of using fake redundancies to offshore more Australian jobs
media release
25 Jun 2026
Another 80 jobs go as ‘better bank’ continues its offshoring crusade 
media release
22 Jun 2026
Union urges RBA staff to reject insulting wage deal
media release
18 Jun 2026
Acenda staff asked to accept pay cut, no RDOs or WFH guarantees in new agreement  
media release
15 Jun 2026
Westpac’s unrealistic lender targets could mean less mortgage choice for Australians

REPORTS AND SUBMISSIONS

The FSU prepares industry reports on various topics, as well as submissions for Government Inquiries on matters that impact finance workers.

We work to ensure that governments, stakeholders and affiliates are aware of the issues that matter to finance workers as well as the impact that legislative changes might have on finance workers.

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