Workplace updates

Keep up to date with what's happening in your workplace and the latest on your enterprise agreements. 

We’ve presented CBA with our priorities for new Agreement

We’ve officially kicked of negotiations for our new CBA Enterprise Agreement, which will determine our pay rises, job se...

Our new pay and conditions at MyState start now

The Fair Work Commission has now approved our new MyState Enterprise Agreement (EA).

Jobs are at risk under Bendigo’s appalling offshoring “partnership”

Our union was appalled to learn of Bendigo Bank’s ‘partnership agreements’ with Infosys and Genpact, which was announced...

IFS – Pay rise? Better leave? You tell us!

This is your final opportunity to have your say and tell us what you want prioritised in this round of negotiations for ...

“Australian jobs wiped out by AI” – Bendigo Bank’s new partnership will offshore critical roles that communities depend on 

The Finance Sector Union (FSU) strongly condemns Bendigo Bank’s partnership with global tech companies Infosys and Genpa...

People First Bank Lending Support outsourcing – FSU support

People First Bank has announced it intends to cut up to 60 roles across Australia by the end of this year. Specifically,...

Last chance to shape our next Bankwest Agreement

This is your final opportunity to have your say and tell us what you want prioritised in this round of negotiations for ...

NAB restructures – register for FSU consultation sessions

NAB has announced a series of significant restructures across the Business and Private Bank (BNP) and Corporate and Inst...

BOQ: What does Fair Work think of the CapGemini job cuts?

Our union was recently back in the Fair Work Commission for our dispute with BOQ around recent job cuts and offshoring t...

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