UNION WIN: "no" to unfair agreement, "yes" to industrial action

Posted on 23 December 2023 in Health Services Industry   

The results are in for both The Hobart Clinic EA ballot and the HACSU protected industrial action ballot. Despite the pressure that your management put on you, you stood firm and voted their unfair agreement down – and voted yes to taking industrial action. 

Well done: you’ve really shown the power you have in sticking together and having your say.

Now we’ll work on setting up meetings with THC’s management reps as soon as we can in the new year to get bargaining back on track and push them to agree to give you better pay and the Sunday penalties that you deserve.  

We’ll be out at your work over the next few weeks to chat more with you and let you know about where we go from here.

We hope you have a safe and happy Christmas and New Year period, and hopefully you get to spend some time with your loved ones and families.

We’ll be open for advice in the break from 10am–2pm on 27–29 December, and back to normal hours in the new year, so if you’ve got any questions make sure you give HACSUassist a call on 1300 880 032 or email [email protected]

Congratulations again on taking a stand – what you’ve achieved is no small feat. 
 
What was clear is that Capitol have sent corporate bullies to bat for them today, and they’ve already planned to keep giving workers like you the bare minimum so millionaires like your CEO Justin Walter can keep lining their pockets.
 
All in all, it was a disappointing meeting, and we’ll need to chat to you more early next year so we can come up with a plan about what we’ll be doing moving forward – so make sure you keep an eye out for us over the next few weeks.
 
Negotiating an enterprise agreement is supposed to leave you better than the Award, and it looks like we’ll be fighting tooth and nail to make sure that’s the case. Together if we stay united and stand up to their tactics, we can make sure that you’re better off.
For more information about this or any other industrial matter, members should contact HACSUassist on 1300 880 032 or email [email protected] or complete our online contact form

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