He is currently an industrial officer with the SDA where he uses his deep legal, industrial relations and policy knowledge to support member outcomes and provide advice on employment matters.
James Merlino, Chair of the Rest Board said: “We welcome Mitchell to the Board. As a highly respected member advocate and industrial relations expert, he will bring new and valuable perspectives to the Board’s focus on helping members achieve their personal best retirement outcomes.
"I’d like to recognise, thank and commend Michael Tehan for his more than six years of service to Rest members. Michael’s deep understanding of superannuation, law and the broader industrial relations landscape has been hugely influential and significant. We wish him well in his retirement."
Mr Worsley said: "It’s a great honour to be joining the Rest Board. Rest is unique in that it represents more than a million members under the age of 30 and one million women. I look forward to bringing my skills, experience and perspectives to the Rest Board’s focus on championing the best financial interests of Rest’s nearly two million members."