Private Sector Updates – Statewide
Statewide
Australian Red Cross Lifeblood
The ANMF Tasmanian Branch is working closely with other ANMF Branches in preparation for the Lifeblood Australia negotiations; the ANMF Tasmanian Branch has circulated a survey to collect your Log of Claim (LoC) items prior to bargaining commencing. The LoC survey is your chance to have input on matters that relate to your role, and your entitlements at work. Make sure you have a say! Your ANMF Northern Organiser will be visiting the Launceston Donor Centre to gather your feedback throughout the negotiations, it is very import to hear from our members to ensure the claims reflect your wishes. View the latest update.
Calvary Health Care Tasmania – Private Hospitals
The ANMF wrote to Calvary Health Care on behalf of its members, the ANMF has requested a bargaining meeting be rescheduled immediately. The ANMF remains prepared and ready to engage once Calvary indicates they are prepared to do so.
Updates are correct as of 26 March 2026.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary
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