Finsec members at PSIS voted overwhelmingly against either of the PSIS offers this week, and a majority voted in favour of taking further action to improve the offer.
Finsec representatives then went into bargaining with PSIS yesterday. There are now two new-ish offers on the table. Both 12 and 18 month offers includes greater provisions for relief staffing, and the 18 month offer also includes a one off payment of $150 before tax for each employee.
The bargaining team say that these offers still don’t meet members’ mandate, particularly with regards to pay. Members will get to vote on the offer next week, and on industrial action.
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