Newsflash: Variation to the Nurses and Midwives Award
Various Allowances

An Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation Tasmanian Branch (ANMF) representative attended the Tasmanian Industrial Commission (TIC) on 19 March 2021 to vary a number of allowances in the Nurses and Midwives (Tasmanian State Service) Award.

These variations occur as a matter of course in line with changes with CPI and other formulas. The following allowances will change as of the first full pay period on or after 19 March 2021.

The new rates are as follows:

Part IV, Clause 9 Meal Allowance – rates

Breakfast $14.35
Lunch $16.15
Dinner $27.55

Part IV, Clause 9 Travel Allowance – meals

Breakfast $28.70
Lunch $32.30
Dinner $55.05Incidental travel allowance per night: $20.40

Kilometreage Allowance

Unfortunately, due to the complex calculation used to work out the kilometre allowance for all Awards in the public sector, the kilometre allowance has decreased slightly this year.

Part IV, Clause 8 (required user Kilometrage allowance)

Clause 8(a)(i) (10,000 km) now 75.66 cents per km (was 80.24)
Clause 8(a)(i) Additional km now 40.10 cents per km (was 42.53)Additional rates for occasional users have also changed.

The ANMF raised in written submissions, as well as in front of the Commission, a request to amend the way this calculation is completed for future years so that it might be better understood by the membership. This will need to be the subject of discussion between the ANMF and the State Sector Management Office.

The ANMF continues to support nurses, midwives, and care workers as the only union in Tasmania employing nurses and care workers to represent members. This is why our Organisers and Member Support Team are uniquely positioned to understand your experiences, represent you in your workplace, and offer industrial advice that’s relevant to you.

Updates correct as at 25 March 2021.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT

Member Support Team: The ANMF Tasmanian Branch is 8000 plus members strong! Supporting nurses, midwives, and care workers as the only union in Tasmania employing nurses and care workers to represent members. This is why our Organisers and Member Support Team are uniquely positioned to understand your experiences, represent you in your workplace, and offer industrial advice that’s relevant to you. Please contact our Member Support Team if you need workplace support, would like to discuss any matters or raise a concern. Alternatively, you can send an email outlining your concerns to our team - membersupport@anmftas.org.au. Email is the preferred and fastest way of contacting the team, however if your matter is urgent, please phone (03) 6223 6777 or 1800 001 241 if you are outside of Hobart.

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