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The AEAWA instrumental in the Fremantle Depot discussions.
The Fremantle Depot Correspondance
Hon. Meredith Hammat MLA, Minister for Health Western Australia
The AEAWA letter to the Minister regarding the re-opening of Fremantle Depot.
Hon Amber-Jade Sanderson MLA Minister for Health; Mental Health Response
The response to the AEAWA about the Fremantle Community having quicker access to life saving Ambulances.
AEAWA Letter to the Minister for an Ambulance Service to the Fremantle Community
The AEAWA raised concerns over responding to the Fremantle Community to the Health Minister.
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UPDATE: DIRECT ENTRY PARAMEDIC ISSUES
Direct Entry Visa The AEAWA have received St John WA's response to our visa enquiry. While they've clarified their current policies, significant concerns remain for our Direct Entry paramedic members. Key Points: St John maintains no policy changes on second 482 visa sponsorships. They acknowledge the significant personal and financial…
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Mandatory Training ‘Essential Learning’
Members, the AEAWA have written to St John to reject the new "Essential Learning" requirements announced in an email from Chief People Officer Rene Anderson on 11 September. Every few years, St john floats the idea of a mandatory training package that they refuse to schedule proper time or provide…
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