Workplace updates

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

How we win better pay at Bupa – FSU session

Bupa employees will soon have a golden opportunity to shape the future of our pay and working conditions for the next fe...

BOQ Agreement approved! New conditions now apply

The Fair Work Commission has approved our new Bank of Queensland Enterprise Agreement – congratulations!

Win! Your privacy protected at TMB

We’ve secured a significant win at Teachers Mutual Bank, which will ensure your privacy is protected.

What you need to know about CBA’s pay offer

Our union has written to CBA to express our deep disappointment and rejection of the bank’s current pay offer.

What’s in the proposed AustralianSuper Agreement?

We have reached an in-principle agreement with AustralianSuper for our new Enterprise Agreement.

Reminder: Westpac Contact Centre overtime survey

If you haven’t done so already, there’s still time to complete our short Westpac Contact Centre survey.

$530 million profit? Bendigo Bank can afford to give us job security

Bendigo Bank just posted a bumper profit – $530 million. It’s little comfort for staff, though.

Bendigo back in the black but workers still seeing red over offshoring and job security  

Latest news Bendigo back in the black but workers still seeing red over offshoring and job security   24 August 2026 Thi...

NAB restructures and job cuts – FSU support

Latest news NAB restructures and job cuts – FSU support 21 August 2026 This feature works only when viewing an individua...

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