RBA staff considering industrial action over salary increases
Central bank offered a 11% pay rise over the next three years, but union says it is not enough
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) staff are considering taking industrial action after the latest round of wage negotiations with the central bank left them unsatisfied.
The RBA has offered a 11% pay rise over the next three years, up from its previous proposal of a 10.5% increase, according to the Australian Financial Review on October 17. The latest proposal involves offering junior and mid-level staff a 4% pay rise this year and back-to-back 3.5% increases next year and 2025.
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