NSW public sector wages: Unions reject Perrottet government's revised pay cap offer
The NSW government will lift its public sector wages cap for the first time since 2011 but the move has been dismissed as insufficient by unions.
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The NSW government will lift its public sector wages cap for the first time since 2011 but the move has been dismissed as insufficient by unions.
Premier Dominic Perrottet argues increase is fair but unions say ‘angry’ members have voted to go ahead with industrial action
Over 400,000 government employees, including teachers, nurses, police, prison officers, cleaners, health st...
NSW public sector workers could be more than $6,000 worse off over the next three years if inflation continues to rise and their wages remain frozen, unions say.
Exclusive: Union-commissioned study finds cap will see wages fall by thousands of dollars a year