Virtual statewide public sector members EBA meeting
Date and time
Location
Online
Description
*REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED*
EBA 2020
Register now for the Virtual statewide public sector members EBA meeting
ANMF members employed in the public sector general, public sector aged care and standalone community health centres are invited to this meeting.
Make sure your ward, unit or small workplace is represented
Registrations close 8.30am, Wednesday 15 April.
Please register, even if you are not sure you will be able to attend. Members who register will be able to participate via their phone, computer or tablet.
The meeting will be private and secure, and allocated to your member number and name. Meeting procedure, a link and a name-allocated access code to ‘enter’ the meeting will be sent to members on the day of the meeting if they have registered.
This meeting will provide members working in the general public sector with the details of the proposed settlement of your 2020-2024 EBA claims.
If you are rostered to work while the meeting is occurring, you will not lose pay for participating.
If you are a Job Rep or HSR please download the meeting notice and display in your workplace
Negotiations for a new agreement began in October 2019.
The current agreement expired on 31 March and continues to operate until a new agreement is in place. The Victorian public sector nurses and midwives agreement sets the benchmark for all other Victorian workplace negotiations – mental health, private acute and private and not-for profit aged care sectors.
Only members can attend this virtual meeting
Please note - this will be a virtual meeting. You must be a member, who has registered by 8.30am, Wednesday 15 April, to be able to attend.
If you have colleagues who wish to attend and are not currently members, please encourage them to join the ANMF via anmfvic.asn.au/join
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ANMF (Vic Branch) works tirelessly to improve members’ wages and conditions and their ability to provide high quality care to patients, residents and clients.
ANMF (Vic Branch) has a membership of more than 99,000 nurses, midwives and carers employed in a range of health services including hospitals, aged care, community health, mental health, maternal and child health, medical clinics, prisons, the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood and Bolton Clarke.
ANMF (Vic Branch) is committed to providing an opportunity for its members to discuss professional issues and undertake research in the pursuit of nursing and midwifery excellence and improved patient outcomes. The Branch offers members grants and conference sponsorships to promote nursing and midwifery excellence.
Our strong and unified membership has enabled us to make a real difference to nursing and midwifery in Victoria. Nurse/midwife patient ratios, qualification allowances, ADOs, pay rises, professional development leave, study leave, maternity leave, no-lifting policies, improved occupational health and safety standards and night duty allowances are just some of the conditions that have been achieved for many nurses, midwives and carers because ANMF (Vic Branch) members have worked together to achieve them.
ANMF (Vic Branch) also looks after individual members by providing industrial, professional and legal representation** as well as a range of exclusive benefits.