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‘Worse than ever’: Australian bank culture has not improved since royal commission, staff say – The Guardian
Workers insist pay is still linked to hitting sales benchmarks and leaderboards to track sales are rife
The culture inside Australias banks has not improved in the two years since an overhaul of the scandal-prone sector was recommended by a royal commission, employees say.
In focus groups conducted for the Finance Sector Union, bank workers rejected statements from the Australian Banking Associations chief executive, Anna Bligh, that employees were no longer being paid based on hitting sales benchmarks.
If anything since the RC things have just gotten worse, one worker said during the focus group…
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