JOIN NOW
MEMBER PORTAL

Private Sector Updates – Statewide

Statewide

Calvary Health Care Tasmania (CHCT)

Members have raised concerns about short staffing on numerous wards with Nurse Unit Managers (NUMs) reporting the executive team have directed them to not roster a full staffing profile. Members have been approached to undertake unpaid overtime and/or double shifts, while other members report being directed to return to work whilst on annual leave.

The ANMF remind members that you are not under obligation to accept extra shifts if this places you under stress or clashes with your other obligations. We strongly urge members not to accept unpaid overtime and to confirm extra shifts in writing from your NUM/Director of Nursing (DON) with the clause you will only accept the extra shift/s if paid. If members feel they are coerced into covering extra shifts, please contact your organiser so this can be raised with Calvary Healthcare.

North West

ANMF representatives have been catching up with UTAS nursing students this week. It’s an exciting time for our new students across the coast and we wish them all the best in 2024.

Updates correct as at 25 January 2024.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

  • More latests news

Snug Village – Christian Homes

[siteorigin_widget class="Tribe_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget]Update: Member Meeting 14 November 2018 A member meeting was held at Snug Village on Wednesday 7 November. Nil current issues or concerns have been reported, and members state good staffing levels and supportive management.

Bishop Davies Court – One Care

[siteorigin_widget class="Tribe_Image_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget]Update: Member Meeting 14 November 2018 A member meeting was held at Bishop Davies Court on Tuesday 6 November. Members report inadequate staffing levels, and incidents of staff not being replaced in the event of sick leave. ANMF will [...]

This World Prematurity Day… Light Up Purple

This World Prematurity Day… Light Up Purple 14 November 2018 15 million babies are born premature worldwide each year, Around 27,000 in Australia alone. More than 1 million will die and many more face serious lifelong health challenges. November 17 [...]

2024-01-25T11:45:21+11:00

Go to Top