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75% of Australian Federal Police employees consider quitting due to overwork and low wages, leading to a potential strike.
Australian Federal Police (AFP) employees are contemplating leaving their positions due to excessive workloads and inadequate wages, leading to a strike—the first since 1991.
A survey revealed that 75% of AFP Association members are considering quitting.
The union warns that the federal government's proposed 11.2% salary cap increase over three years could trigger a "mass exodus," as the AFP is the lowest base-paid police force in Australia.
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El 75% de los empleados de la Policía Federal Australiana consideran renunciar debido al exceso de trabajo y los bajos salarios, lo que conduce a una posible huelga.