Thursday 2nd March, 2017
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) is pleased to announce that Sally-Anne Jones has been re-elected as its Federal President.
Ms Lori-anne Sharp has been elected ANMF Federal Vice President, replacing Maree Burgess.
In congratulating Ms Jones, ANMF Federal Secretary Lee Thomas said her re-election, which was unopposed, was a strong endorsement of her work as the union’s Federal President over the past two years.
“We congratulate Sally-Anne on her re-election,” Ms Thomas said.
“This is a vote of confidence in Sally-Anne and what she has helped the ANMF achieve on behalf of our growing membership.
“She has made a valuable contribution in helping set the ANMF’s priorities and the direction of our campaigns over the past two years and will continue to be a great support to the ANMF into the future.
“We also welcome Lori-anne as our new Federal Vice President and look forward to working closely with her in her new role, particularly at a time when the ANMF tackles a number of crucial issues impacting on our members and the wider community and comes under attack as a result of changes to the country’s IR system.
“On behalf of all of our members, I would like to personally thank our previous Vice President Maree Burgess for the dedication and commitment she has demonstrated over the past two years.
“As Federal Secretary, I greatly appreciated her assistance, support and counsel.”
The ANMF, with over 259,000 members, is the professional and industrial voice for nurses, midwives and assistants in nursing in Australia.
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) is pleased to announce that Sally-Anne Jones has been re-elected as its Federal President.
Ms Lori-anne Sharp has been elected ANMF Federal Vice President, replacing Maree Burgess.
In congratulating Ms Jones, ANMF Federal Secretary Lee Thomas said her re-election, which was unopposed, was a strong endorsement of her work as the union’s Federal President over the past two years.
“We congratulate Sally-Anne on her re-election,” Ms Thomas said.
“This is a vote of confidence in Sally-Anne and what she has helped the ANMF achieve on behalf of our growing membership.
“She has made a valuable contribution in helping set the ANMF’s priorities and the direction of our campaigns over the past two years and will continue to be a great support to the ANMF into the future.
“We also welcome Lori-anne as our new Federal Vice President and look forward to working closely with her in her new role, particularly at a time when the ANMF tackles a number of crucial issues impacting on our members and the wider community and comes under attack as a result of changes to the country’s IR system.
“On behalf of all of our members, I would like to personally thank our previous Vice President Maree Burgess for the dedication and commitment she has demonstrated over the past two years.
“As Federal Secretary, I greatly appreciated her assistance, support and counsel.”
The ANMF, with over 259,000 members, is the professional and industrial voice for nurses, midwives and assistants in nursing in Australia.
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