Aged Care Work Value Case – a big win to increase award wages – ANMF will be working to ensure the final outcome for all aged care workers is higher wages.
The NSWNMA has announced General Secretary, Brett Holmes, will conclude his leadership at the end of this week after two decades in the top job.
After all the budget hype, it is important that the Coalition’s plan to introduce nuclear energy into Australia’s’ energy mix does not get lost in the noise.
The ANMF joined nursing and midwifery leaders from across the country at Parliament House today for a ‘hands on’ demonstration of the high-quality, clinical capabilities of Australia’s largest health workforce.
The petition is the latest step in the ANMF’s Nurses and Midwives for Peace campaign to stand in solidarity with nurses, midwives, and other healthcare professionals working in conflict zones.
On 3 October 2024, the ANMF lodged a notice with the Fair Work Commission setting out particulars of alterations to the ANMF Rules (the Notice).
After 32 years working on behalf of nurses and midwives, Queensland Nurses and Midwives’ Union (QNMU) Secretary Beth Mohle has retired.
Reminder that the ANMF Federal Continuing Professional Education (CPE) website will be closing permanently on 1 November 2022.
The ANMF will advocate for better conditions for nurses, midwives, carers, students and to meet the health and aged care needs of the community in 2025.
The ANMF Tasmanian Branch can confirm that following a Fair Work Commission recommended consultation with Southern Cross Care Tasmania (SCCT) CEO and Senior Management on Friday 14 April 2023, that no Enrolled Nurses (ENs) will be made redundant in any SCCT facility.
