Aged Care Updates – Statewide

Statewide

Regis Aged Care

Your ANMF negotiating team met with Regis Aged Care (your employer) and its bargaining representative on Monday 25 August 2025 to continue discussions for your new Enterprise Agreement (EA). View the latest update.

Anglicare Tasmania Inc.

Your ANMF bargaining team is continuing to engage with Anglicare management to finalise the Anglicare Tasmania Inc. Enterprise Bargaining Agreement 2025. View the latest update.

North

Medea Park

Voting for the new Medea Park Nurses Enterprise Agreement 2024 will open at 0900hrs on Friday 29 August 2025 and will close at 1600hrs on Monday 8 September 2025. View the latest update.

North West

Meercroft Care

The ANMF has received confirmation that Meercroft Care Inc. (Meercroft or your employer) has completed its latest payroll audit (with a larger sample size) and is now able to confirm its Wages, Allowances & Personal Leave Offer.

Given the passage of time since we commenced negotiation and taking into consideration the issues faced at Meercroft (including the recent payroll audit), we are seeking your input to help guide us in pay negotiation. View the latest update.

Wynyard Care

Your ANMF negotiating team met with Synovum Care Wynyard (your employer) and its bargaining representative on Tuesday 26 August 2025 to continue discussions for your new Enterprise Agreement (EA). View the latest update.

South

Glenview Community Services – Enterprise Agreement Negotiations

Bargaining continues for an agreement to replace the Glenview Community Services Nursing Enterprise Agreement 2020. Your ANMF bargaining team has achieved further progress at the bargaining table. View the latest update.

Menarock

Your ANMF bargaining team has put forward a concise list of member priorities for discussion at the bargaining meeting scheduled for Thursday 28 August 2025. View the latest update.

Updates are correct as of 3 September 2025.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

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