Regional webcast locations July 24 2013
There are 18 locations for the Special General Meeting on Wednesday July 24, with a main meeting at Olympic Park in Sydney and 17 regional meetings linked by webcast. Regional webcast locations July 24 2013
How to travel to Olympic Park
How to get to Olympic Park in Homebush on Wednesday 24 July, by train, ferry and car. How to get to Olympic Park on July 24 2013
Regional webcast locations for July 24
The NSWNMA Special General Meeting will be held at Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, cnr Sarah Durack Ave and Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park. Travel arrangements for that meeting can be downloaded below. There will be a live webcast to 17 regional sites, listed below. All meetings commence 11.30am, Wednesday 24 July. Please be seated […]
PHS campaign 2013 – Testimonials from nurses and midwives on ratios
A campaign info sheet of testimonials from nurses and midwives on ratios can be downloaded below. PHS campaign 2013 – testimonials on ratios
Nurses and midwives see red this Monday 1 July
The Government continues to refuse our claim for improved and extended ratios, so nurses and midwives across NSW will be seeing red this Monday July 1 to spread the message that the Government refuses to improve patient safety by guaranteeing minimum nursing care levels. Facebook has ‘See red’ ideas Here are some Branch plans for […]
NSW Nationals: Please Stand Up For Country Patients
The NSW Nationals conference commenced on 14th June and an ad in the local paper in Bathurst is calling on all Nats MPs to put the safety of their country constituents first. With the apparent support of State National Party MPs, the O’Farrell Government is refusing to improve and extend mandated minimum nurse-to-patient ratios to: […]
No new offer, instead Government acts unilaterally
Today, the Government has moved to impose a 2.25% pay increase with no ratios improvement in a new Award. This is its disrespectful response to your call for a new offer by 30 May. It has applied to the IRC to make a new Award with the pay increase but no improved ratios. NSWNMA will […]
Govt announces change to public sector pay cap
The New South Wales Government announced on 3 May that it will use part of the annual pay increases offered to public sector workers to meet its own superannuation obligations. From 1 July, compulsory employer superannuation contributions will rise from 9 per cent to 9.25 per cent and will rise incrementally each year until they […]
Talks start – Government yet to respond
After three meetings, NSWNMA negotiators are still waiting for a response to your claim to put patient safety first by improving and extending the ratios/nursing hours system. The Government has not authorised NSW Health to make any response to your claim. This means they have failed to apply their own policy that negotiations should start […]
