Today, wages at Australia Post will increase by 4%, delivered by the EBA11 outcome that members overwhelmingly voted to lock-in, last year.
This isn’t a gimmick, bonus, or conditional one-off reward, it’s a guaranteed pay increase that compounds on last year’s, securing real gains in your pay packet and your ability to keep up with the cost of living.
This outcome belongs to every CWU member across the country.Your determination and support throughout the EBA11 campaign and your commitment to strong Union membership levels across your workplaces are what makes outcomes like this possible.
When your Union was at the bargaining table, it was your backing, your participation and your voices that gave your leadership team the strength and influence we needed to deliver this outcome.
Today, we celebrate your success, and your families will feel the benefit.
But we also know this: delivering the very best possible outcomes for workers and their families only come from being strong, united, and growing in numbers.
So if you’re working alongside someone who isn’t yet a CWU member, reach out—invite them to join today. They can do so quickly and easily online by clicking here.
Together, we are stronger, and it is this strength that allows us to continue to deliver the pay outcomes, job security and dignity and respect at work that you and other CWU members across the country deserve.
Here’s to you, your hard work, and the outcomes you’ve earned. This increase applies to your base rate of pay and will be reflected in your pay advice as of today’s date. The increase will also flow-on in full to all EBA allowances.
In the meantime, should you require any further information, please contact Assistant Secretaries Cameron Bird, Peter Chaloner, Barry McVee or Nick Townsend, or Branch Officials Cade Anderson, Lisa Bahls, Nick Bentley, Chris Gleeson, Phil Kessey, TK Ly, Robbie McLauchlan, Kyle Murphy, Liam Murphy, Peter O’Connell, Brett O’Neill, Peter Psomas, Giselle Saba, Clint Thomas, Kerry Turner or Dennis Williams on (02) 9893 7822 when calling from NSW or the ACT, (07) 3255 0440 from QLD, (08) 8443 7389 from SA or the NT or (08) 9227 9911 from WA.
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