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2007 public sector campaign: Fund nursing properly for a better state of health News
Royal District Nursing Service nurses delay industrial action to allow talks to continue - 31 October 2007
Royal District Nursing Service nurses have voted this afternoon to delay taking protected industrial action to allow further talks to finalise an in principle agreement between the Australian Nursing Federation (Victorian Branch) and RDNS management for new wages and working conditions. [ READ MORE ]
Mental Health Members EBA Update - 30 October 2007
The outcome of the Public Sector EBA will ultimately apply to you. [ READ MORE ]
EBA Campaign update No 12 - 26/10/07 - 26 October 2007
Urgent interim update on what the public sector general and aged care agreement includes.<br><br>(please note that the information in this document, and the wages sheet, are subject to final checking. This information contains the settlement as based on information provided up to 25 minutes before the Statewide meeting on 25 October 2007. Updates will be provided as the exact detail are confirmed) [ READ MORE ]
ANF launches the Victorian Nurses Welfare & Hardship Fund - 26 October 2007
The Australian Nursing Federation (Victorian Branch) has launched a new fund to assist Victorian nurses who have had their pay docked while fighting for a safer public health system. Generous donations have already been offered by patients, retired nurses, doctors, members of the community and trade unionists. [ READ MORE ]
Nurse patient ratio and wages victory for Victorian nurses - 25 October 2007
An offer ANF was prepared to recommend to its members was reached at 1pm today. More information will be available tomorrow for members. [ READ MORE ]
Negotiations are continuing. Members will receive a full report at today's statewide stop work meeting. - 25 October 2007
ANF continues to be hopeful that a new agreement can be reached that can be recommended to members at this afternoon's 2pm statewide stop work meeting at Festival Hall, West Melbourne. Members are also reminded Federal Court fines are not directed at individual nurses. [ READ MORE ] |
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