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Survey: Workplace Agression/Bullying and How It Impacts Nurses

 

Lets create a safer and more supportive healthcare environment. That starts by recognising that this issue impacts every individual nurse. Your experience and voice is important.
 

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Together, we can create a safer, more respectful, and healthier work environment for nurses. Here's how:

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In the nursing profession, where compassion, dedication, and patient care are paramount, it's disheartening to acknowledge that workplace aggression and bullying are pervasive problems that continue to affect countless nurses. This issue is far more serious than one might initially realize, and it demands our collective attention and action.

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Workplace Aggression/Bullying

Addressing workplace aggression is not just a matter of personal comfort and well-being; it's an ethical imperative and a fundamental necessity to ensure the quality of healthcare.

We believe that, as a united nursing community, we can tackle this issue head-on. Your participation in our survey is a vital step towards understanding the scope of the problem and finding solutions that will protect the well-being of nurses and the quality of patient care.

 

 

There’s no place for bullying in nursing

The Nurses' Professional Association of New Zealand (NPANZ) is a union whose principal purpose is to protect and promote the interests of members in matters concerning their employment or professional engagement. No membership fees are used to support any political party, so we are able to source and/or provide representation for all members, on all issues, better than our competitors. 

 What we believe 

NPANZ supports:

  • Restructuring healthcare to focus on patient care above all.
  • Decentralising hospitals away from the current bureaucrat-heavy system to one that puts hospitals back in the hands of front-line healthcare workers.
  • Preventing the erosion of the nursing scope of practice.
  • Making it easier for nurses to speak out publicly without fearing for their registrations.
  • Work with the Ministry of Health and private employers to ensure nurses are receiving their minimum entitlements (including workplace safety, discrimination, industrial disputes, payroll issues & more).

NPANZ remains fully committed to defending your right to perform your work without unnecessary interference from Government bureaucrats and respects the enormous amount of education undergone to achieve this right.

FAQ's
Are we a registered trade union?

Yes NPANZ is a registered trade union!

Are you run by nurses?

The NPANZ executive structure is different to other competitors. Our elected executive consist of a President, Vice-President and Treasurer who must all be nurses, these executive members make all policy decisions for NPANZ.

The Secretary is appointed by the executive under the constitution and does not make policy decisions. Instead, the Secretary sees to the day-to-day operations of the organisation on behalf of the executive.

When we say "Run by Nurses for Nurses" we mean it.

What legal support is available?
Collective agreement/bargaining

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T: (+64) 4887 6888

 

The Nurses' Professional Association of New Zealand (NPANZ) is a union whose principal purpose is to protect and promote the interests of members in matters concerning their employment or professional engagement. No membership fees are used to support any political party, so we are able to source and/or provide representation for all members, on all issues.

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