A group of HSUWA Members, with their fists in the air under a leafy canopy at WorkRights training.

This week, HSUWA kicked off WorkRights training for 2025!

HSUWA a session at Zig Zag Cultural Centre in Kalamunda, and a second session at The Wetlands Centre in Bibra Lake.

Members attend training across a range of public and private sector hospitals and health services to:

  • Understand their Union Agreement
  • Build the knowledge and confidence to address workplace issues
  • Prepare for challenging conversations with the boss
  • Learn how to build and use power at work

We also have two upcoming training sessions for on 19 June and 25 July for public sector Members. Keep an eye on your inbox for an email to express your interest in attending.

For more information on union training, click here.

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