Aged Care Updates – Statewide
Statewide
May Shaw
Results of the ANMF snap poll show the need for May Shaw to significantly improve its wages offer. It is only the first offer and improvements are clearly possible. View the latest update.
North
Medea Park
The results of the Medea Park General Employees Enterprise Agreement 2024 vote were advised to the ANMF on Tuesday 29 April 2025. A majority of the employees who cast a valid vote approved the agreement.
- Of the returned, none were invalid. Of the valid votes, 90.48% approved the agreement.
Medea Park will now lodge the agreement with the Fair Work Commission within 14 days.
North West
Baptcare Karingal
The Baptcare Karingal Community Enterprise Agreement 2024, which was voted up by Baptcare staff, has been lodged with the Fair Work Commission for approval. As part of the process, the Commission will assign the matter to a commissioner who will assess the agreement and get back to the parties with any questions. Once the Commission is satisfied, it will approve the agreement. The ANMF will keep you updated on the progress.
South
Queen Victoria Care
All parties met again in the bargaining for the new Queen Victoria Care (QVC) Enterprise Agreement (EA) on Tuesday 29 April 2025. The major topic of discussion was bargaining priorities. Instead of agreeing to a number of the ANMF claims, QVC wants to “trade off” some changes to the agreement for others. The ANMF pressed them for specifics on what they were offering, as is usually the case in bargaining, but they have not provided those at this stage.
Glenview Home
Last week, the ANMF members voted to endorse the ANMF’s Log of Claims (LoC), and we have submitted the Log of Claims to Glenview management. You can view the endorsed LoC at the button below. We will engage with Glenview management to arrange for bargaining meetings to be scheduled. Please be ready to help us show support for our claims. By working together, we maximise our negotiating strength. Endorsed LoC.
Updates are correct as of 15 May 2025.
Authorised by Phoebe Mansell, ANMF Tasmanian Acting Branch Secretary
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