Bronwyn Pillardth
Cert IV, Assistant in Nursing, Aged Care
Branch Secretary and Delegate, Coastal Waters Branch, Jervis Bay
I began my career in aged care in 1997, working at residential aged care homes in South West Sydney before relocating to the NSW South Coast. I have held positions in direct care, education, medication assistance, and as a team leader.
I have represented members at our enterprise agreement negotiations, during which time I formed and grew our workplace branch into one of the largest aged care branches in NSW.
I have been advocating for ratios in aged care, making trips to Canberra to speak with Members of Parliament about noncompliance with direct care minutes and the need to hold providers accountable.
I believe collaboration between all sectors, public health, private hospitals, aged care, and primary care, is needed to address issues such as bed block and workplace violence. Representation by all sectors is needed in our leadership.
I hope to represent our members as we continue to stand up for safe workplaces, improved pay and conditions, and the provision of quality health care services.
how to Vote for Bronwyn
& the whaites + bough team
Every win we’ve secured comes back to one truth: we are always stronger together.
Under the NSWNMA's current leadership of Michael Whaites and Katrina Bough, this union has continually pushed forward – fighting hard for safer workplaces, better conditions, and genuine respect for the work we do.
Now, it’s time to protect that progress and keep building a better future for our union.
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