If you're thinking about becoming an NZNO workplace delegate, read the NZNO Delegate job description (PDF, 113KB) to find out what the role involves. Steps to becoming an NZNO delegate (representative) at your workplace. To become a workplace delegate you must first be elected, and that means having an election at your workplace.

The National Student Unit (NSU) is unique, and exists to serve the interests of all student members of NZNO. It is the only nursing student representative group in Aotearoa New Zealand, and is the major political voice for nursing students today. The National Student Committee aims to be made up of:

Call us toll free on 0800 28 38 48 to speak to the NZNO Member Support Centre, Monday to Friday 8am - 5pm. Overseas callers: +64 4 499 9533. A call adviser will ensure you get the support and advice you need.

(a) Te Whatu ORA and the NZNO acknowledge the importance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi as the constitutional basis of the relationship between Māori and the Crown, and the unique status of Māori as tangata whenua of Aotearoa/New Zealand. (b) Te Whatu Ora and the NZNO are committed to implementing Te Tiriti o

2024年9月25日 · I am the NZNO Board representative on the Te Whatu ora collective agreement bargaining team. I am a work place delegate and health and safety representative. I have previous bargaining experience as a NZNO delegate on the DHB MECA in 2003/04.

We’ve just sent an email to all NZNO DHB members encouraging them to nominate delegates to become part of the DHB/NZNO MECA Negotiation Team. We are now contacting you as a delegate with more information about how you can put yourself forward for selection.

These are the proposed claims for the 2024 NZNO/Te Whatu Ora collective agreement bargaining. Between 29 July and 5 August members will vote on whether to endorse these claims for bargaining. All NZNO members employed by Te Whatu Ora have been emailed about this.

NZNO members will be there, standing alongside other working people to send a strong message to those in power. We'll be standing together on 23 October for health care, for fairness and for Te Tiriti. When working people unite and use our collective strength, we bring people together and transform society for the better.

Delegates are the first point of contact between members, NZNO staff and the wider organisation. They are leaders who work with members to resolve issues in the workplace, and to engage members with NZNO campaigns. As a student you can be a delegate on the National Student Unit and represent your school of nursing.

This MECA shall apply to all employees who are members of NZNO and who are employed by the DHBs party to this MECA in the roles listed below or hold a nursing and midwifery position and is required by the employer to be a qualified health professional: