Health Services Industry

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

HACSU is campaigning for the Health and Mental Health Minister, Bridget Archer, to step up and keep the Hobart Clinic open.

Of the 41 that voted, 29 of you supported the new agreement.

We’ve got some work to do together to get Capitol back to the table and to make sure that they offer you an improved deal.

The results are that 71% of I-MED staff voted yes and 29% voted no.

We met with Calvary regarding your COVID clean questions – here’s what they said.

Here are the headlines of what they’re putting on the table.

The other important thing to know is that the 7% ‘average’ also only applies to collectors, and what they’re proposing is a 6% ‘average’ wage rise for couriers and 4% flat for everyone else.

Here's the latest as bargaining continues with Virtus.

Your questions answered about long service leave and how parental leave interacts with it.

While we know the Agreement wasn’t perfect there were some huge gains in there, particularly for lower paid nurses.

Even though their draft leaves a lot to be desired, there is good news – because the power rests with you.

At the meeting Virtus put forward their long-awaited wages offer.

Learn more about our campaign for a Portable Long Service Leave Scheme.

State Secretary Robbie Moore with the latest news from across the sectors.

Our State Secretary Robbie Moore discusses what the 2024 state election result means for HACSU members.

Tasmania Health Debate, presented by HACSU - 12 March 2024.