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The Australian Services Union (ASU) is conducting a survey inviting all Burnie City Council staff to participate. We want to know what is important to you, what you think needs to change at Burnie City Council and what you are willing to campaign for. The attached survey gives you the chance to have your voice heard in the lead up to the enterprise agreement (EBA) negotiations.  The results will be used to assist in forming a log of claims to be presented to Burnie City Council at the commencement of negotiations.  

To view your current conditions access the Burnie City Council Enterprise Bargaining Agreement here


To ensure that we get representative view of the issues at Burnie City Council, please forward this survey on to your colleagues including non-members.

Please fill out the survey honestly and to the best of your ability. All responses to the survey are confidential and will be handled in accordance with Australian Services Union privacy policy. Results will only be reported in aggregate form and anonymously. 

For further information please contact:

Jess Cassidy  
ASU Organiser
M: 0497 649 462
1300 855 570 | 265 Macquarie Street, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000

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* 1. Contact details:

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* 2. What is your Employment status?

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* 3. Tell us your story?

- What is the most important issue for you at work?
- Do you think other staff in your workplace/department think the same?
- What do you like about working at Burnie City Council?
- What would you change?

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* 4. What percentage would you consider to be a fair and reasonable annual pay increase? (2.5% for the past 3 years)

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* 5. In addition, please tick if the following issues are important to you.

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* 6. What other Fairness and Job Security issues would you like your 2020 EBA to address?

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* 7. What other Work Life Balance issues would you like your 2020 EBA to address?

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* 8. What are you prepared to do to get a good outcome in your EBA negotiations?

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