Workplace Representatives
We are in the process of contacting ANMF Workplace Representatives across the state to update them on the current COVID-19 situation and check in. The ANMF appreciate the stress our members are feeling during this exceptional time and are eager to build a strong network with Workplace Representatives in order to best support our members across all sectors.
Many Workplace Representatives will be hearing from our Member Communication and Engagement Officer, Mandy Clark initially. We encourage you to discuss freely with Mandy any concerns you may have in your workplace at this time.
“I would like to thank all of the nurses, midwives, and care workers on the front line. Your hard work and dedication to your patients and colleagues is deeply appreciated by the ANMF, your patients and the community. I look forward to speaking with many of you over the coming weeks,” said Mandy.
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