NTEU and the NSW Nurses Association have developed a dual membership arrangement to cover people in NSW who work both for the university and in a clinical context—at no extra cost to you.
We are incredibly excited to offer dual membership in NSW for university staff nurse educators who want to maintain their membership of the NSW Nurses Association. This will be particularly useful for nursing academics who work as nurses part time—either for extra income or to maintain their clinical skills.
Dual membership will provide you with full industrial coverage across your teaching, research and clinical work, and allows you to stay in touch with developments and issues facing both sectors.
If your primary employment (60% or more of your work) is with the university you join the NTEU and pay fees to us, and register with the Nurses Association as a dual member. If your primary employment is in a clinical nursing position and you teach a small number of hours, you join and pay fees to the NSW Nurses Association and register with the NTEU as a dual member.
It is that easy—and you only pay fees to one union.
Please see below two forms—a purple dual member form if you work 60% or more at a university, and a blue dual member form if you work 60% or more in clinical practice. Follow the instructions on the form and attached how to guide to become a member of both unions.
For more information about the NSW Nurses Association, visit: www.nswnurses.asn.au
To find out more about how to join as a dual member, read the following brochure:
To take advantage of dual membership, here is what you need to do to join.
If you work 60% or more at a university, this is the form you need to join as a dual member:
Nursing dual membership form for people who work 60% or more at a university.
If you work 60% or more in clinical practice, this is the form you need to join as a dual member:
Dual membership form for people who work 60% or more in clinical practice.Nursing Dual Membership - I work 60% or more in clinical practice
Published: 20 Apr, 2012
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