The NSWNMA has urged the NSW government to follow Victoria’s lead and future-proof the state’s health system by urgently investing in the nursing and midwifery workforce of tomorrow.
Thousands of nurses and midwives walked off the job for 24-hours today, the fourth statewide strike this year, desperate to have their voices heard by the NSW government and for widespread staffing concerns to be urgently addressed.
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.
The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia has waived late fees for nurses and midwives who renew their registration before 15 June.
Stopping wage theft is important or extremely important as an issue in the upcoming federal election for 81% of undecided voters aged 18-24.
A new report commissioned by the NSWNMA has revealed 15 in every 100 nurses and midwives surveyed are suffering symptoms of post-traumatic stress at clinical levels.
Australian unions welcome the passage of the Albanese Government’s payday super legislation through
Parliament yesterday.
Australians Unions welcome today’s release of exposure draft legislation by the Albanese Government requiring super to be paid at the same time as wages.
