Workplace updates

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

FSU drop-in sessions: Proposed ART Enterprise Agreement variation

The ballot for the proposed variation to our Enterprise Agreement (EA) has now been announced and will take place from T...

Our advice regarding Infosys contracts

The FSU was in the FWC again this week, this time with representatives of both Bendigo Bank and Infosys to further discu...

CBA retail staffing and workloads need to change – FSU session

70% of FSU members who responded to our CBA staffing audit stated that their staffing levels are insufficient.

ART Agreement variation – what do you think of the changes?

Over the past few months, the FSU has been discussing our Enterprise Agreement (EA) with ART management. We now have a p...

Hostplus Agreement approval process – FSU concerns

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) is currently reviewing our new Hostplus Enterprise Agreement for approval.

Vote for your FSU HSR candidates at CBUS

CBUS workers will soon vote in Health and Safety Representative (HSR) elections.

Will you support your AustralianSuper colleagues for a pay rise?

We’re getting closer to starting negotiations for our new AustralianSuper EA, which will determine our pay increases and...

Updated Infosys contracts coming

Yesterday, Infosys informed us they would amend the proposed Technology contracts (with changes to five areas).

We’re calling for changes to Westpac’s home lending targets

Home lenders at Westpac came together last week to discuss Westpac’s deeply flawed decision to increase its sales target...

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