RBA rebuffs push for WFH rights and inflation-proof pay rises (opens original article in a new tab)
Reserve Bank has rejected union demands for work-from-home rights and inflation-linked pay increases, offering a 9.5% pay rise over three years instead, potentially leading to ongoing pay disputes.
- Reserve Bank rejected union demands for WFH rights and inflation-proof pay rises
- RBA offered 9.5% pay rise over three years, less than the 12.5% requested by the union
- Central bank's offer may lead to further pay disputes with staff
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