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VIDEO: A Nurse’s Story About Workers Compensation

Posted on May 24, 2012 by NU_admin

The trade union movement’s campaign against cuts to workers compensation ramps up a notch this week, with the launch of TV and radio advertisements and the announcement of a major rally. The creative animation ad will air on major commercial TV … Continue reading →

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Stop the attack on Worker’s Compensation

Posted on May 22, 2012 by NU_admin

Watch NSWNA General-Secretary Brett Holmes’ message to members about the O’Farrell government’s threatened cuts to worker’s compensation. Holmes appeals to nurses to come out for the rally on June 13 at Parliament House. Scroll down to watch the video message. Will you … Continue reading →

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Workers Compensation – You SHOULD Be Covered, Right?

Posted on May 21, 2012 by NU_admin

We have to work. And accidents happen. Should you get hurt at work, you expect to get paid until you get better. You definitely expect that any medical bills arising from your injury will be covered. Under the O’Farrell Government’s … Continue reading →

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NSWNA Supports Police Association In Their Campaign To Retain Death and Disability Benefit

Posted on November 22, 2011 by NU_admin

Attend the rally TODAY and sign the online petition to support them. The Police Association of NSW are fighting for their Death and Disability Scheme. The bill is also proposing that the Police Association be disallowed from taking it to … Continue reading →

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O’Farrell Puts Nurses’ Conditions At Risk!

Posted on August 17, 2011 by NU_admin

The O’Farrell Government passed a law that would restrict state sector wage increases to 2.5%. Now it has introduced regulations that significantly extend this power over nurses’ and other public sector workers’ workplace conditions! The new workplace regulations give the … Continue reading →

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