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Finance staff vote for a union collective agreement

4 June 2008, 12:07pm

Congratulations to all the staff in Finance who voted for a union collective agreement. You’ve made the right decision; all the data shows union collective agreements deliver better pay and conditions for all staff.
  

The CPSU would like to thank every member for sharing your views, talking with your colleagues and participating in briefings across the country. We’d also like to welcome all those who’ve joined the union in the past few weeks, membership is growing and you have already shown that by acting collectively we can make a difference. 

What have you just won?

Your decision creates the first real opportunity for you to have a genuine say in your pay, conditions, and rights in 10 years. The CPSU is committed to working with you to get the outcomes you want. By working together you’ve won an excellent opportunity to get genuine improvements in your pay, conditions, and rights.

Your choice

  • Means a genuine say over pay, conditions, and rights
  • Ensures genuine bargaining (not just consultation)
  • Delivers CPSU's bargaining experts working to get the best pay, conditions and rights for you
  • Creates an agreement your union can legally enforce.

What happens next?

  • Your union will be arranging a meeting with management to set out a process for bargaining and communication with you
  • Development of a bargaining team consisting of union members who work in Finance
  • The launch of a bargaining survey to seek your views
  • The results of the survey, combined with CPSU core claim will form the bargaining claim.
  • Your union is calling for campaign volunteers

How do we get the best outcome in bargaining?

If we are going to secure the pay, conditions, and rights that you deserve we need to be well organised and have strong union membership.

Experience shows us by working with and through your union we can ensure your views are heard. You need to:

  • Join your union - https://web.cpsu.org.au/join
  • Keep supporting each other in your workplace and encourage your colleagues to join
  • Share views and information in and across workplaces through union meetings and hook-ups
  • Contribute to the upcoming CPSU bargaining survey
  • Become a campaign volunteer

Contact details

Shallain McCarney
CPSU Organiser
Ph: 1300 137 636
Fax: 1300 137 646
shallain.mccarney@cpsu.org.au
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