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Member Win: Staff Increase at PathWest Haematology
Recently, HSUWA Members in QEII Haematology at PathWest won badly needed improvements to staffing in their department! This will relieve some of the pressure Members have been working under for a long time. They won: Members at every workplace understand the pressures of workload and increasing work intensity right now, and these workers have shown…
More Cumulative Personal Leave for Public Sector Members
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…
Member Story – Regional Admin Clerks
After packing a suitcase and moving to Carnarvon to holiday with some friends for two weeks, HSUWA Delegate Bianka fell in love with the local community. She has now lived and worked in the picturesque Gascoyne Shire for two years. Bianka explained, “It’s a bit like a warm hug, the people here are fantastic.” Bianka told…
WA Health Excellence Awards: Allied Health Team of the Year – Centre for Clinical Intervention Finalist Team
The HSUWA is proud to be part of the WA Health Excellence Awards and sponsor the Allied Health Team of the Year Award. These Awards are a great opportunity to recognise the outstanding work our members do delivering exceptional health services and support to the WA community. It’s also a great opportunity for the union to shine…
HSUWA Committee of Management reject DoH’s first Offer
On Wednesday 19 June 2024, the HSUWA Committee of Management unanimously rejected the Department of Health’s first Offer for a new Union Agreement 2024. The pay increases offered, of 4.75% in the first year and 3.5% in the second year, do not go far enough to ensure that all HSUWA Members in the public sector…
WorkRights Training Commences
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: We also have two upcoming training sessions for on…
