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Our new Suncorp Bank agreement – urgent info sessions

Negotiations for our new Suncorp Bank Enterprise Agreement (EA) are due to recommence in mid-February.

This round of negotiations is critical, as it will determine our pay increases, staffing, performance and targets, working from home arrangements, leave entitlements and more for years to come.

Despite the cost-of-living crisis and significant changes at work, employees continued to deliver for customers and the Bank. Now is the time to ensure our pay and conditions reflect these challenges and our hard work.  

Urgent information sessions

Our union, the FSU, is holding urgent information sessions to discuss the state of play in bargaining, our key priorities and how we can ensure we achieve an agreement that delivers for and respects employees.

Please register for your preferred session below:

Thursday 6 February, 8am (Brisbane time)

Thursday 6 February, 12pm (Brisbane time)

Thursday 6 February, 7pm (Brisbane time)

If you cannot attend any of these sessions, please reply to this email with your preferred time and date and we’ll be in touch.

Share with your colleagues

These sessions are open to all Suncorp Bank employees, even if you are not an FSU member. You can help ensure that your colleagues know what is happening and what is at stake by forwarding this email and inviting them to attend a session.

Remember, the more people who are aware of our upcoming negotiations, the greater our ability to achieve an EA that delivers for everyone.

Let’s work together to get the best deal

If you’re not yet part of the team that’s fighting for a fair deal for Suncorp Bank employees, you canjoin here today.

If you have any feedback or questions about joining our union, negotiations or any other matter at work, please reply to this email and we’ll be in touch.

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