EG Fuel has ended negotiations with the SDA for a new Agreement and decided to put its offer to a vote of workers.
The new proposed EG Fuel Agreement does not deliver real improvements in wages and conditions. If it’s approved by workers and the Commission, it could outline EG Fuel workers entitlements for three years.
EG Fuel deserve a better deal – and that’s why we’re encouraging all workers to vote NO.
Why EG Fuel workers should vote NO on the EG Fuel Agreement
NO REAL WAGE INCREASE
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EG Fuel workers will only be paid the minimum industry rates of pay.
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Workers deserve rates of pay that are better than the industry minimum.
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EG Fuel is a multi-billion-dollar international company that can afford to pay better wages to workers who keep the sites operating.
NO GUARANTEED MINIMUM SHIFT FOR PART TIME WORKERS
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EG Fuel has refused to provide a 4-hour part-time minimum shift.
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It has also rejected our claim to increase part-time minimum hours to 15 hours per week.
NO IMPROVEMENTS TO CASUAL MINIMUM SHIFTS
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EG Fuel has refused to increase the minimum casual shift length from 2 hours to 3 hours.
