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Is BUPA’s first offer enough? Urgent FSU meeting

This week BUPA provided their initial position on a new Enterprise Agreement (EA). FSU members have said that industry standard conditions and a pay increase that addresses cost of living pressures will be a major factor when considering a new EA.

This week BUPA provided their initial position on a new Enterprise Agreement (EA). FSU members have said that industry standard conditions and a pay increase that addresses cost of living pressures will be a major factor when considering a new EA.

It is now time to hear from you!

Urgent FSU meeting

Join our urgent FSU meeting this Thursday 30 November at 7pm (ADST) to hear what BUPA’s latest proposal will mean for all of us.

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What to consider

BUPA is proposing the following:

Pay: Pay increases over three years ranging from between 9% and 13% depending on your Zone (classification) level.

Super: Increases to employer superannuation. How does it stack up to requirements under law?

Leave: Adjustments to certain forms of leave including paid parental leave and gender affirmation leave.

Work from home arrangements: This was the focus for many FSU members in developing our FSU Log of Claims.

Join our urgent FSU meeting this Thursday to hear about BUPA’s position on these issues and important next steps.

It is important that all Bupa members are informed on developments around your next EA.

Please make sure your colleagues are aware of these meetings and invite them to come with you. If you’re not already an FSU member, make sure you join and have your say.

Your FSU Team

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