Health Sciences Association of British Columbia: we are the union delivering modern health care in BC. Account no longer monitored; find us at https://xitter.cf/t.co/eiZijYOm8I.

British Columbia, Canada
Joined January 2009
You know about doctors and nurses, but do you know about the >70 other specialized health care professionals who are part of the health care team? Shortages of these professionals were severe pre-pandemic & now conditions are unsustainable. Learn more: hsabc.org/EndTheShortages
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For-profit health care delivery is still a zombie idea. See our statement from HSA President @kanetse: hsabc.org/news/statement-pro… #bcpoli
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We urge all of BC's parties to learn from Alberta's failed health care privatization experience, and to not repeat the same mistake here in BC.
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Shortages of key health science professionals like cytotechnologists continue to strain our health care system: bc.ctvnews.ca/b-c-quietly-ou…
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We welcome the momentous news that Dr. Brian Day and Cambie Surgeries Corporation’s assault on the public health care system in British Columbia has reached the end of the legal road, ensuring access to health care will continue to be based on need and not on ability to pay.
1/4 The @SCC_eng dismissed Cambie’s case. This decision upholds the BC Supreme Court and BC Court of Appeal judgements which found that the evidence before the court showed that a duplicative private-pay health care system would increase wait times in the public system #cdnpoli
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Then @hsabc's @kanetse and @USWDistrict3's Scott Lunny led a discussion among our group. It was a frank accounting of the impacts of both economic and climate disruption on working people and BC communities.
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Members of the Health Science Professionals Bargaining Association have voted 77 per cent in favour of accept a new collective agreement effective April 21, 2022 to March 31, 2025. Full release here: bit.ly/3FO053N
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HSA President @kanetse “HSA went to the bargaining table w/strong direction from members to address wages that have fallen behind and seek meaningful recruitment and retention strategies to address crushing workloads. This contract delivers on those priorities."
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Highlights of the contract include a general wage increase of about 12-14% over three years for all members, plus additional increases for most members based on a review of all classifications over this period. The general wage increase is retroactive to April 1, 2022.
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Our own Norah Miner was on @CBCOnTheCoast to talk about BC's dire shortage of health sciences professionals and how government can start to solve this problem. cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-4…
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We stand in solidarity with CUPE OBSCU workers who seek only fair pay for the hard work they do delivering critical work in Ontario’s schools #canlab Read our statement: hsabc.org/news/hsa-stands-on…
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BC’s 22,000 specialized health professionals reached a tentative agreement late Wednesday night after more than nine months of negotiations between the HSPBA and HEABC. Details: hsabc.org/news/bc%E2%80%99s-…
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Great to be at today’s announcement that recognizes and responds to workplace violence, provides a significant update on the violence prevention curriculum, & increases efforts to strengthen protections for the specialized health professionals who protect us all.
Our government’s hiring 320 protection services officers & 14 violence prevention leads to help ensure health-care facilities are free of violence for our hospital employees & patients. @SwitchBCHealth @hsabc @BCNursesUnion @HospEmpUnion @HarryBainsSN news.gov.bc.ca/27653
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It’s a beautiful day here at the @RecoveryDayVan street festival! We’re here chatting with folks about the incredible work done by HSA members every day. Come by and say hi! #Recovery
FREE STREET FESTIVAL!! This year is the 10th Anniversary of Recovery Day BC and we are going bigger then ever. Headline acts of @TomCochraneMUS @PennerFred @TheRezKids and @BustyandtheBass . . #Vancitybuzz #vancouverisawesome #recovery #wellbeing #recoveryday #recoverymonth
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Health care and community social service professionals often work in very challenging situations where they experience traumatic events. Expanding presumptive coverage will help them get the support they need, when they need it. #bcpoli #bclab
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