NAB staff claim ‘dehumanising’ overwork causing physical and mental health problems
‘I drove my car off the road,’ employee claims in report that finds excessive unpaid overtime has become normalised at National Australia Bank
NAB staff say they are suffering from depression, self-harm, physical health problems and relationship breakdowns over unpaid, onerous overtime that in some cases can amount to an extra three days a week of work.
A survey of current and former bank staff, prepared by the Finance Sector Union (FSU) in support of federal court action it plans to take against the bank over the issue, found that 93% of mid-tier and above bankers surveyed were working more than the standard 38 hours a week, and paints a grim picture of life at the bank.
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