At the meeting, we would like to address the enhancements and/or new entitlements that have been negotiated at the table.
These include:
10 days’ Domestic and Family Violence leave separate and in addition to personal leave entitlements
NEW internal advertising of new HEW 4 and below professional positions in the first instance
NEW increase in super contributions to 17% for all fixed term staff with effect from 30 September 2021
Enhancements to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employment provisions including doubling some leave provisions and increases to language allowances
Representation on Diversity Working Group to address LGBTI+ concerns (does not require finalisation of the agreement)
Retention of existing detachment periods with NEW enhanced option for detached staff to access a professional external outplacement program
Longer notice periods for senior staff (HEW 8 and above for Professional staff) to 4 weeks
Minimum 2 hr payment for casual staff for orientation activities– plus additional payment for mandatory training as directed.
Enhanced Parental Leave entitlements:
Additional week of paid leave for partner (2 weeks increases to 3 weeks)
NEW entitlement of 2 weeks’ paid leave provision for loss of a baby between 16 and 20 weeks’ pregnancy
Additional 2 weeks’ paid leave for loss of a baby from 20 weeks pregnancy (6 to 8 weeks)
NEW use of up to 2 days of personal leave per annum for volunteering activities
Limited cash-out of annual leave in specific circumstances
NEW post-implementation review of Organisational Change
Improved pathways for more secure employment:
NEW Job Security clause
NEW specific externally sourced career development and job seeking programs to support all staff seeking to secure fixed term and ongoing roles through competitive recruitment.
Aggregate pay increase of 7.8% over the term of the agreement (4 x 1.9%) with first payment administratively on 30 September 2018 and subsequent payments on 30 September 2019/20/21.
At the end of the negotiation you will be asked to vote on the package and we want that to be an informed and deliberate vote by staff whose working lives are covered by the agreement.
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UoN Professional Staff representatives
Sue Freeman –
Lyn Keily –
Stephen Hopkins –
CPSU NSW staff
Phoebe Dangerfield –
Ian Braithwaite –
Please note:
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