Workplace updates

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

Reminder: People First Bank EA info session

Don’t forget to register for one of our upcoming People First Bank information sessions.

Our next pay rise for Group 4 ANZ workers – consultation underway

As part of our current 2023 ANZ Enterprise Agreement, ANZ is required to consult with all Group 4 employees about your 2...

Workplace essentials at Beyond Bank: Your rights, your Agreement, our union

Want to better understand your rights at work? Or perhaps you’d like some free advice about a workplace issue and how th...

No commitment to backpay from AustralianSuper

During recent negotiations for our new Enterprise Agreement, AustralianSuper said they would not commit to backpay at th...

Union applauds Victorian push to stop AI from being used to spy on workers

The Finance Sector Union (FSU) has praised the Victorian Labor Government for pledging to introduce the n...

Grieving customers the latest victims of Bendigo Bank’s offshoring folly 

Bendigo Bank’s strategy to kill off its Australian-based operations has taken a ghoulish turn with its Decease...

Proposed changes at ART – FSU support

ART has proposed a number of changes across various areas that affect roles and responsibilities, including new roles be...

Bendigo Bank cuts – Third Party Banking Fulfilment. Your rights and union meeting

Bendigo Bank has announced another wave of cuts related to its so-called ‘strategic partnership’ with Genpac...

People First Bank EA bargaining begins: FSU info sessions

Bargaining for a new People First Bank Enterprise Agreement (EA) has begun.

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