News & Updates

Taking your message to Victoria
June 13, 2014
HSA REPORT, JUNE 2014
On May 1st, a group of 20 HSA members from around the province and from a range of professions spent the day in Victoria.
HSA RPNs address trauma at professional event
June 12, 2014
RPNS Nicole McIntosh and Genelle Sandberg were on hand to promote HSA's work.
HSA REPORT, JUNE 2014
HSA and its members played a big role in a recent event hosted by the College of Registered Psychiatric Nurses of BC.
Make your HSA team the best it can be! Fall 2014 Basic Steward Training
May 29, 2014
Stewards play a vital role in the union. Particularly important is the steward's role in contract interpretation, organizing and the grievance procedure. In recognition of the need for educating new stewards in these areas, HSA is offering a 3-day Basic Steward Training workshop at the HSA office this fall:
Dates: September 15, 16, 17Location: HSA Office, 300 – 5118 Joyce Street, Vancouver
BC teachers forced onto picket lines next week
May 23, 2014
BC teachers will conduct rotating strikes beginning next week to back demands for a fair contract that puts students first.
The union has provided advance notice of their picket action in order to ensure parents are able to make alternative arrangements. For information about the picketing in your school district, see here: http://www.bctf.ca/uploadedFiles/Public/Parents/RotatingStrikesMessageToParents.pdf
Safety Update #4
May 5, 2014
In this issue:
Why a day of mourning?
April 25, 2014
Unions are about more than decent jobs for workers. The labour movement also works to make workplaces safe for everyone. Yet, each year thousands of Canadians are killed or injured on the job or die from work-related diseases. In 2012, 979 Canadians died because of their work, but we know the numbers are higher because official figures only capture those who received workers’ compensation benefits. Hundreds more die from under-reported illnesses and occupational diseases that go unrecognized in the compensation systems.
North American Occupational Safety & Health Week (NAOSH)
April 24, 2014
Safety Week this year is from May 4 to 10. HSA chapters are encouraged to organize or participate in Safety Week activities planned for your sites. These events are usually organized by the facility Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committees and provide a great opportunity to profile the role of your Committee in your workplace.
OH&S Conference
April 24, 2014
This conference is open to any HSA member representing the union on a Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee. Wage loss, travel and hotel costs will be covered according to HSA policies.
On-line registration is open until midnight, Sunday, May 25
The proposed agenda is as follows:
DAY 1: Monday, June 16th
HSA set to represent registered psychiatric nurses at Nurses Bargaining Association contract talks
April 15, 2014
HSA will be at the bargaining table May 15 to represent the interests of registered psychiatric nurses as the Nurses Bargaining Association kicks off contract talks.
HSA will be represented at the table by Larry Bryan, an RPN at Haro Park Centre and a member of the Provincial Occupational Health, Safety and Violence Prevention Committee, and a member of the Provincial Violence Prevention Curriculum Working Group.
Also representing RPNs will be experienced negotiator Dani Demetlika, a senior labour relations officer at HSA.
The contract expired March 31.
Val Avery elected HSA president at union's annual convention
April 14, 2014
Delegates to HSA’s 43nd annual convention this past weekend elected Val Avery as president, and debated resolutions that continue building on the union’s founding.
In her report to delegates, Avery ,a physiotherapist at Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, said HSA members have an opportunity to regroup, build on the union’s capacity, and connect with members in their worksites. Avery first became president in September 2013, after the resignation of the former president.
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