Aged Care Updates – Statewide

North

Toosey Aged Care

Your ANMF bargaining team concluded negotiations with Toosey Aged Care management for a replacement Enterprise Agreement (EA) on Friday 24 April 2026, following an extended bargaining process that was marked by significant delays and limited progress from your Employer.

North West

Tandara Lodge

Yesterday, Thursday 18 June 2026, marked the fourth bargaining meeting between the parties in negotiations for your new Tandara Lodge Community Care Inc. (your Employer) Enterprise Agreement (EA). View the latest update

Baptcare Karingal

The ANMF is gearing up to commence bargaining for a new Enterprise Agreement (EA) to replace the Baptcare Karingal Community Enterprise Agreement 2024. View the latest update

South

Menarock

Menarock management has indicated that it will proceed to staff ballots on the proposed Enterprise Agreements (EAs). View the latest update

Huon Regional Care

Huon Regional Care (HRC) management has advised the ANMF that a majority of employees voted to approve the Huon Regional Care Nursing Enterprise Agreement 2026 and Huon Regional Care General Staff Enterprise Agreement 2026. View the latest update

Care@Home and Ambulance Tasmania

The ANMF has been advised of a Change Proposal affecting Care@Home and Ambulance Tasmania staff currently based at Wing 2, 89 Cambridge Park Drive, Cambridge, as well as Care@Home night shift nursing staff currently working remotely. View the latest update

Mary Ogilvy

After members sent a clear and united message to Mary Ogilvy management, management has improved its Enterprise Agreement (EA) bargaining offer.

Mary Ogilvy management intends to move like lightning to give effect to this offer, indicating that if a majority of staff vote in favour of the proposed agreement, it will start paying the new wage rates effective from Monday 6 July 2026. View the latest update

Wintringham

On 25 June 2026 Wintringham notified the ANMF of proposed organisational changes, which would include withdrawal from the delivery of Home Support and Commonwealth Home Support Program services in Tasmania. View the latest update

Updates are correct as of 1 July 2026.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

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