Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Threatened strike action at Telstra over a pay dispute has been called off, with the Unions saying negotiations with the company had produced “some positive indications.”
In a statement to members posted today, the CEPU Communications
Division said the industrial action that was scheduled for today had
been temporarily suspended.
"Both the Telstra Management and the CEPU Divisional Executive are still considering the current position," the statement said.
The Union said negotiations with Telstra "have now reached a very
complex and delicate stage" and that "it is fair to say some positive
indications from Telstra in relation to some (but not all) issues that
remain in dispute."
The dispute has resulted from negotiations over the enterprise bargaining agreement with Telstra.
"The situation with the Telstra EBA is extremely fluid at the moment
with neither side in a position to confirm details until they refer
some contentious issues to their respective principals," the CEPU
statement said.
"Negotiations with Telstra will continue with a view to progressing
towards a draft agreement that can be discussed with members."
David Bass
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