You’re a contractor so the Award wage isn’t relevant to you, right? Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. AMT CEO Rebecca Barnett is armed with a calculator and actual facts to show why the Award wage is important to contractors and employees alike.
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“A generation of massage therapists are contemplating a destitute retirement.” There’s a super reason for this that is super terrifying, which AMT CEO Rebecca Barnett explains in part 3 of our Employment series of articles.
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I think (I’m a contractor), therefore I am (a contractor) … Right? Er, probably not. In the latest of her employment series of articles, AMT CEO Rebecca Barnett digs into the complexities of the employee Vs contractor situation and does some spectacular mythbusting while she’s at it.
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How much are you earning compared to other massage therapists? Is your employer (or you) contributing to your superannuation? Are you a contractor earning more than the Award for massage therapists? AMT CEO Rebecca Barnett breaks down the data to reveal the truth about how massage therapists work and what they’re earning.
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From the dusty depths of the AMT archives comes this surprisingly still current article from June 2009. We also ask not what your association can do for you but what you can do for your association.
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AMT has announced its 2019-2024 Strategic Plan. But what does this mean for AMT members? CEO Rebecca Barnett explains.
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AMT recently had some dialogue with Federal Health Minister, Greg Hunt regarding the April 1 changes to private health insurance rules. Rebecca Barnett reports that we might be scratching our heads even more now.
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Do massage therapists have a professional esteem problem? Or do we have a problem with believing the data? Rebecca Barnett asks, what will it take for massage therapists to accept that we’re looking pretty fine?
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As the sun sets on 2018, we take a look back at some of the most read articles from AMT’s blog over the last 12 months. What was your favourite?
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From the dusty AMT archive, we travel back to December 2002 and a massage that one might want to forget but never can.
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