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Like-for-like replacement

Lamp Editorial Team
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June 3, 2019

I currently work at a hospital operated by St John of God.  What is the like-for-like replacement policy when absences occur?

Clause A8(c) of the St John of God Health Care Hawkesbury District Health Service and New South Wales Nurses and Midwives’ Association/ANMF NSW Branch Nursing and Midwifery Enterprise Agreement 2017 sets out that when a nurse or midwife is absent and a replacement needed, the level of skill required will be determined by the NUM or ward management based on operational requirements.  If 
‘like-for-like’ is found necessary 
(e.g. registered nurse for a registered nurse), the hospital will need to undertake all reasonable avenues 
to fill this requirement.

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