Pay rise offer not good enough: nurses’ union
Debbie Guest, West Australian, October 30, 2007 Nurses are likely to reject a new enterprise deal from the State Government because it needs to offer better pay and conditions, including a retention...
View ArticleNurses consider striking over working conditions
PerthNow, September 29, 2010 WA hospitals could be further thrown into disarray with a threat by the Nurses Union that they may also start strike action. Hospital support staff have already implemented...
View ArticleNurses consider strike action over dispute delay
ABC, September 29, 2010 WA nurses are considering whether to strike after negotiations over working conditions were delayed for a second time. The Australian Nursing Federation and the State Government...
View ArticleNurses threaten strike action as hospital work bans continue - video
Katherine Fenech, Perth Ten, September 30, 2010 Workplace hostility in WA's hospitals has stepped up overnight, with nurses threatening to strike at the same time as 8000 support staff continue work...
View ArticleNurses ramp up industrial action
ABC News, October 11, 2010 The Australian Nursing Federation says it will hold stop work meetings tomorrow to decide the next step in their fight for better work conditions. The Federation held last...
View ArticleIndustrial action averted as nurses get pay rise
PerthNow, October 15, 2010 Industrial action by nurses has been averted after a new pay deal was reached with the Health Department last night. The in-principle agreement will see nurses receive a...
View ArticleNurses reach agreement in pay negotiations
ABC News, October 15, 2010 There has been a breakthrough in negotiations for West Australian nurses who have been campaigning for a pay rise. The Department of Health says it has reached an...
View ArticleCare crisis: 2700 nurses leave WA health system
Anthony Deceglie, Sunday Times, October 17, 2010 More than 2700 nurses have left the WA health system - with half of them preferring to work in another industry, according to a new Federal Government...
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