Workplace updates

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

People First Bank EA bargaining begins: FSU info sessions

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

Software firm SS&C Technologies announces major restructure that will see hundreds of Australian jobs go to Thailand and India  

A US software giant that part owns a major Australian financial services company has brutally slashe...

Reminder: Information about our new CBA Agreement

A reminder that our union is hosting important information sessions next week for CBA employees about our new Enterprise...

AustralianSuper pay offer + your priorities for rest of negotiations

AustralianSuper has now presented its pay offer as part of our ongoing negotiations for our new Enterprise Agreement....

Workplace essentials at MUFG: 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...

Insignia restructure: urgent consultation meetings

Insignia Financial has announced a series of significant restructures across its Shadforth and Bridges Advice business....

Unity Bank EA: Your rights and protections are at risk

Negotiations for a new Unity Bank Enterprise Agreement (EA) have now begun.

A combined Bankwest/CBA Agreement – do you support our agenda?

Negotiations for our new wages and working conditions at Bankwest and CBA have been ongoing since February.

Support our bargaining agenda at Community First Bank

Negotiations for a new Community First Bank Enterprise Agreement (EA) are set to begin this week.

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