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Queensland Nickel Settlement

As you may be aware, Clive Palmer has agreed to settle the dispute about Queensland Nickel on 3 August 2019, the summary of the terms of settlement including the:

payment of outstanding superannuation entitlements; and
any further outstanding wages owed to his employees.

The funds have been received and will be disbursed to the employees that are owed wages, and superannuation.
Queensland Nickel will be paying the outstanding amounts into the bank accounts that were registered with them at the time of their employment.

If you are a former Queensland Nickel employee and are unsure if your account details are correct, please contact the Queensland Branch on 1800 298 753 or by sending an email.

The AWU will advise the relevant parties to ensure that they are provided the latest details.

Are you an AWU member who worked at QNI?

Contact the AWU if you aren’t sure your bank details with the company are correct.

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Queensland Nickel Settlement

Are you an AWU member who worked at QNI?

Contact the AWU if you aren’t sure your bank details with the company are correct.

Hairstylists retain penalty rates in landmark Fair Work decision

AWU Statement on BCC Wage Freeze

It’s time for Industrial Manslaughter Laws to Protect Resources Workers