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HSA committees work to make an important difference
June 1, 2003
The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3
by CINDY STEWART
s delegates to HSAs 32nd annual convention wrapped up proceedings of this years two-day meeting, the room was filled with a sense of a renewed energy to take on the tasks of the coming years.
Making up lost ground
June 1, 2003
The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3
by JEANNE MEYERS
Facing the challenges of a changing system
June 1, 2003
The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3
by JENNY ROBERTSON
hange has become an old friend in Region 4, and probably also in yours, ever since the federal Liberals first slashed provincial transfer payments.
When are union stewards entitled to pay?
June 1, 2003
The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3
by RITU MAHIL
Are union stewards entitled to their full regular salary when they perform steward duties during work time?
An advocate on and off the job
June 1, 2003
The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3
by DAN KEETON
HSA kicks off annual convention April 11
April 10, 2003
The Health Sciences Association of BC (HSA) will kick off its 32nd annual convention Friday, April 11 at the Hilton Metrotown Hotel in Burnaby.
HSA represents health science professionals providing diagnostic, rehabilitation and clinical services in the health care system. HSA also represents workers in community social services and community health care.
More than 200 delegates will participate in the two-day convention, which will focus on protecting services and jobs in communities around the province.
HSA activists working to make a difference all over BC
April 1, 2003
The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2
by LEILA LOLUA and JANICE DAVIS
BC continues to suffer under relentless job and service cuts
April 1, 2003
The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2
by PAM BUSH
BC Liberals attack workers' health and safety: OH&S Regulation under siege
April 1, 2003
The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2
by CAROL RIVIERE and YUKIE KURAHASHI
BC Liberals cut workers' compensation and services
April 1, 2003
The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2
by SARAH O'LEARY
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