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Time for BOQ to come clean on job cuts

The BOQ Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place tomorrow, Tuesday 5 December, 10am (Brisbane time) at the Sofitel Hotel.

This is the perfect opportunity for us to ask BOQ CEO Patrick Allaway and the BOQ Board to come clean about their planned job cuts.

As you know, BOQ management has proposed a ‘simplification agenda’ which includes plans to cut 400 additional jobs in the next three years, and automate over 80% of its key processes.

So far, BOQ management haven’t provided any clarity on these job cuts.

If you haven’t already, sign our petition calling on BOQ to come clean about their planned job cuts and to consult with BOQ staff and the FSU.

Sign The petition

Let’s demand answers at the BOQ AGM

It’s time for us to demand some answers at the upcoming AGM, which can be attended in person or online.

To watch the webcast and ask questions online, follow these steps:

  • Enter meetings.linkgroup.com/BOQAGM23 into a web browser.
  • Complete the Online Registration Process.
  • Once registered, you will be able to view the live webcast and ask a question.
  • Click the button labelled ‘Ask a Question’ – then enter your SRN or HRN. This number is available on your holding statement.

It’s time they come clean so make sure you put forward your questions about these job cuts.

If you are not already an FSU member, now is the time to join.

In unity, 
Your FSU team

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