A bright and colourful illustrated image of union members gathering at May Day with signs and flags.

UnionsWA is hosting the May Day celebrations of our Mighty Australian Union Movement on Sunday 5 May in Fremantle. HSUWA Members are encouraged to attend and join us for the May Day March!

We will be marching with our Public Sector Alliance Unions in support of our united pay claim.

It’s a great opportunity to show our unity and determination. It’s lots of fun for all – with food (sausage sizzle) and entertainment for children.

When: Sunday, 5 May 2024
Time: 10:00am – 2pm (the March gets underway at 12pm)
Where: Fremantle Esplanade

RSVP here

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