Late last year, FSU members raised concerns about NAB’s proposed closure of the Knox site and the impact this would have on our work, families and work-life balance.
As a direct result of members standing together and voicing our concerns, we’ve secured meaningful improvements to the support we’ll receive from NAB.
Here’s what we’ve won
For all Knox colleagues
- An enhanced flexible work arrangements process, providing greater certainty and clearer access to work from home options.
- A relocation payment of $3200 (gross) for affected colleagues.
For GOC colleagues
- Revised rostering arrangements tailored to the feedback of the GOC team.
- An extension to the ‘24/7 worker additional week of annual leave entitlement’ for an additional 12 months.
For Critical Facilities and Trades colleagues
- Greater engagement and transparency regarding the transition pathway.
- These improvements are a big win for members and demonstrates what we can achieve when we work together with our union.
Next steps
The FSU will be on site at Knox on Wednesday 18 February to discuss these improvements in detail and answer any remaining questions or ongoing concerns members may have.
Your input is important. We encourage you to come and meet your FSU Organiser and continue sharing your views so members’ voices can continue to be heard and remain central to this process.
If you have any questions or feedback ahead of the sessions, please reply to this email and we’ll get back to you.
If you’re not yet a member of our union, now is the time to join to ensure you have the support you need during this process.