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Unions seek 10% a year at Star City after record profit

The LHMU is seeking a pay rise of 10% a year and 14 weeks parental leave for the 2,000 or so workers it covers at Tabcorp Holdings' Star City Casino, while the ASU has struck a deal for the company's wagering call centres in Victoria which provides up to 52 weeks of redundancy pay for all employees, including casuals.

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