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

Bargaining begins for new Tandara agreement.

Another AHP bargaining meeting yesterday, and another round of disappointment and frustration.

Bargaining for a new Allied Health Industrial Agreement is set to get underway in November.

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

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

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

Wintringham has announced a plan to restructure how its services are organised.

Check out the photos from the 2024 May Day Parade.

Join us on Saturday 11 May to celebrate May Day.

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

This scholarship builds on the tradition of HACSU being a champion for women in the workplace.

Your employer has an obligation to make sure you’re safe and adequately staffed at work.

Have you missed your breaks?

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.

Workers are protesting management’s decision to create another middle-management role instead of investing in frontline cleaning staff.

HACSU State Secretary Robbie Moore said workers had reached a breaking point.

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

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

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.

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

We want an agreement that gives you better wages and conditions you deserve.

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

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

Inform is the official HACSU publication that celebrates all of the work we’ve been doing together, keeping you up-to-date with our almost 10,000 strong membership of workers across health and community services. In this latest issue, we also tackle

State Secretary Robbie Moore and paramedic Cam Johnson on new anti-ramping procedures

State Secretary Robbie Moore calls for health to be made a number one priority for all political parties