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The CPSU NSW is delighted to receive the news that the new The University of New South Wales (Professional Staff) Enterprise Agreement 2023 has been voted up with a YES vote of 98% of Professional Staff who voted.

In welcome additional news, UNSW has stated that it will implement the first pay increase from 1 September 2023.

Rate of Increase Increase payable from first full pay period on or after
6% 1 September 2023
3.5% 1 July 2024
3.5% 1 July 2025
4% 1 July 2026

The CPSU NSW Bargaining Team wishes to thank all members for their patience in what has been a lengthy and exhausting round of bargaining.

We will now prepare our documentation for the approval of the enterprise agreement in the Fair Work Commission.

Your CPSU NSW UNSW Team

Alister Wareing – Branch President

Liam O’Donoghue – Branch Vice President

Ellie Williams – Branch Secretary

Kate Brown – Branch Assistant Secretary

Michael Cope – Industrial Officer

Community and Public Sector Union (NSW Branch)

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