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88% voted ‘yes’, and 12% voted ‘no’. 70% of employees voted.

An overwhelming 87% of members voted in favour of the offer.

We will be visiting public sector workplaces across the state to show appreciation for your hard work caring for our community.

We urged the lead negotiator to hurry up and get some bargaining instructions so that we can truly begin the negotiation process.

HACSU and the HSU will be advocating for optometrists to be expressly included in the HPSS Award.

We touched on a range of important points, including critical incident leave for nurses.

HACSU’s focus in this bargain is on giving the RNs, ENs and AINs the cost-of-living relief that they deserve.

The latest on negotiations for a new EBA for nurses and midwives in the Tasmanian public sector.

Here are just a few of the key claims we discussed in our second bargaining meeting.

Nat’s message to the government is simple but powerful: come and experience the conditions workers are dealing with for yourself.

Let’s make it a huge day of unity, fun, and celebration. Here are all the details you need to know.

Keeping your details up to date ensures you’ll receive the right information at the right time.

Bargaining begins for new Tandara agreement.

Paramedics show up for us every single day, often exhausted, often understaffed. They're fighting for change.

We had our first bargaining meeting on 21 April to kick off discussions on a new public sector nurses agreement.

HACSU will be meeting with management again on 12 May to put forward a log of claims.

"It's been at breaking point for a while, but now it's really starting to hurt" - Simone Haigh, Paramedic.

The new entitlements and conditions for Anglicare workers came into effect on Tuesday 14 April 2026.

Hear why mental health workers at Clare House in New Town are fighting the proposed relocation of the service.

HACSU members at Ambulance Tasmania are taking industrial action after long-stalled negotiations.