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Australian public servants offered 9 per cent pay rise over three years, union wants 15 per cent raise

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Australian public servants offered 9 per cent pay rise over three years, union wants 15 per cent raise

Australia’s 200,000 Federal public servants are being offered a 9 per cent pay rise over three years but their union wants a 15 per cent increase.

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