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Have you heard the latest news for Workplace Representatives? They now have a fresh new program and fantastic 12 month training calendar. Rep’s are encouraged to register for a session, while non Reps can learn more about what’s involved

Announcement: Workplace Reps

We are excited to announce the launch of our new look Workplace Representative (Rep) program. With a fresh new face just for our Reps, we have also launched a great range of training opportunities in 2019 and 2020. Whether you are a new Rep looking to learn more, or have been active in your workplace for years, there are multiple sessions available across the state where you can learn more about the role, network, and gain continued professional development (CPD).

Check out the new look and register for an exclusive Rep only training session here.

Alternatively, if you are not a Rep but are interested in learning more about what’s involved, jump online and read all about it here.

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Private Sector Updates – North West

Private Sector Updates - North West Healthe Care – North West Private Hospital (NWPH) - Ballot Results The ANMF has been advised by the Healthe Care bargaining representative that the proposed Enterprise Agreement has not received majority support [...]

Private Sector Updates – North

Private Sector Updates - North Calvary Community Care The ANMF met again with Calvary as part of the Enterprise Agreement negotiations on Wednesday 23 October 2024 and Thursday 31 October 2024. There were three main issues for discussion [...]

Private Sector Updates – Statewide

Private Sector Updates - Statewide The District Nurses – Bargaining is Underway The ANMF attended the first bargaining meeting with your employer on Friday 1 November 2024. At this meeting, the ANMF presented the members’ Log of Claims, [...]

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