HSUWA will host paid union meetings across public sector workplaces in August and September to prepare for your 2027 Union Agreement negotiations. If you’d like to have a say about your future pay and conditions, make sure you attend a session.
Date: Friday, 4 September 2026
Time: 12pm – 1pm
Location: Online via Teams. Members will be emailed a registration link.
HSUWA Members campaigned and won back pay to January 2025 for health workers covered under the new Union Agreement with Ramsay Health Care. The company confirmed that back pay (applying a 5% pay increase) had been processed last week, so we encourage Members to check your payslips. The next Member won 4% pay rise under the new…
UnionsWA will host the Health and Safety Representatives Conference in September. This free event is one of the few opportunities to meet with HSRs working in other industries and sectors and learn from each other’s experiences and practices. This year’s conference will be a collective check-up on the implementation of the WA Work Health and Safety…
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One of the improvements agreed to in the Union Agreement 2024 for public sector health workers was to ensure all personal leave was cumulative year to year. This means Members will have 15.2 hours of personal leave per year become cumulative and accrue year to year. Your union has been advised that HSS will implement the conversion to personal leave balances for Members under…
The Health Services Union welcomes today’s announcement by the State Government of a major reinvestment in public hospitals, including: This commitment to deliver more capacity to our public health system, to respond to the needs of Western Australians, is a positive step forward. In the short term, the acquisition of St John of God Hospital…
