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Private Sector Updates – Statewide

Calvary South

Lenah Valley and St John’s Hospital

The ANMF was recently invited by Calvary to attend the bed meetings via Zoom at both Lenah Valley and St John’s Hospitals.  This was an informative session allowing the ANMF to see how management plans the workloads on the day. We are hopeful that this is a positive move with Calvary allowing the ANMF access to data which will be discussed at the Workload Consultative Committee meetings in 2022.

The ANMF thanks members who completed the recent workload survey. This survey is open for submission at any time. Members are reminded to complete Calvary’s internal workload forms to highlight issues with Calvary. They have assured the ANMF that they welcome these forms from staff to discuss workload issues as they arise. The next Workload Consultative Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday 9 February 2022 at 1430hrs.  Members are encouraged to attend these meetings.

Calvary – North

Meanwhile, the workload data collection period has now concluded in the North. Reporting will be provided to Calvary in the New Year. The ANMF has raised concerns regarding COVID-19 preparations across Calvary wards and units.

Healthscope

The ANMF has sent a survey for members to complete regarding the latest offer from Healthscope, members have endorsed the draft to be sent out via ballot. The ANMF has written to Healthscope asking to be provided with ballot dates. An email will be sent soon.

TasIVF

The ANMF attended an Enterprise Agreement (EA) meeting on Wednesday 15 December 2021. Members are considering a 2% per annum wage increase over a shortened period of a 2-year agreement. Advancement to level 2 is still under discussion. TasIVF have put forward a draft clause for Level 2’s. The ANMF has held a meeting to discuss this clause with members. EA negotiations will continue in January 2022.

North West Private Hospital (NWPH)

HealtheCare – Huon Ward

On Wednesday 1 December 2021 the ANMF, on behalf of members from Huon Ward, formally notified HealtheCare management of workload and patient safety concerns.

Updates correct as at 23 December 2021.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

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