HACSU Medical Imaging members to strike amidst record low staffing levels

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Our work, our voice

Health and Community Services Union (Tasmania)

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We're a community of over 11,000 Tasmanians working in aged care, disability services, health and community services. Authorised by State Secretary Robbie Moore.

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We're a community of over 11,000 Tasmanians working in aged care, disability services, health and community services. Authorised by State Secretary Robbie Moore.

Non-Profit

Business

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HACSU Medical Imaging members to strike amidst record low staffing levels

Our work, our voice

7 minutes 23 seconds

1 year ago

HACSU Medical Imaging members to strike amidst record low staffing levels

HACSU radiographers, sonographers and nuclear medicine technologists will walk off the job on Wednesday 19 June 2024 to protest the Tasmanian government’s inaction on implementing a market allowance to address chronic retention and attraction issues.