HACSU's campaign for Reproductive Health Leave

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Health and Community Services Union (Tasmania)

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Non-Profit

Business

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HACSU's campaign for Reproductive Health Leave

Our work, our voice

9 minutes 20 seconds

6 months ago

HACSU's campaign for Reproductive Health Leave

Reproductive health impacts everyone. That’s why we're campaigning for 12 days paid Reproductive Health Leave for ALL workers under the National Employment Standards.

In a podcast recorded at last year’s HACSU Delegates Conference, we spoke with Kate Marshall, the Senior National Assistant Secretary of the HSU, who has been leading the charge to make RHL a reality.