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Historic Pay Rises for Private Pathology Collectors
Thanks to the committed advocacy of union members, including HSUWA Members, Pathology Collectors working for private employers across Australia are set to receive historic pay increases to the minimum wages set out under the Health Professionals and Support Services Award. Employers failed in their attempt to block the change by the Fair Work Commission, so…
May Day 2025
Join the WA union movement at the annual May Day Festival and march on Sunday, 4 May 2025 HSUWA Members and their families are welcome to attend the May Day Festival at Fremantle Esplanade Park. This fun event brings WA unions together to celebrate union achievements and showcase our strength. There will be free ice…
Craig Russell Appointed President of HSUWA
It is a pleasure to announce that current union Vice-President Craig Russell (Senior Clinical Psychologist) has been appointed by the HSUWA Committee of Management to step into the role of union President until the end of the current term (given Cheryl Hamill’s retirement). Craig has been an HSUWA Member for almost 27 years, serving the past six years as part of the union’s Committee…
Union Agreement 2024 Registered – Public Sector
On 19 March 2025 the Union Agreement 2024 for the public sector was registered by the WA Industrial Relations Commission (WAIRC). This means that the new terms achieved by HSUWA Members have come into effect. We note that some entitlements will apply on specific dates as set out in the Agreement. Given the range of changes that affect pay (such as new…
Hospital Administration Systems Support
Stephanie has been a HSUWA Member for over 13 years. Her role is one of the many supporting roles needed by our public health system that are not visible to patients and the community.
