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Members voted to reject AHS Tentative Agreement

Voting has closed and members have rejected the tentative agreement. Read the latest update for more details and how to stay informed.

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Download the HSAA App today!

We're excited to announce the launch of the HSAA app - keeping you connected, informed and empowered on the go.

Frontline health-care professionals vote 59% to reject tentative agreement

HSAA members have rejected a tentative agreement with AHS and other provincial health agencies and corporations following a province-wide vote.

September 1 Staff Transfers from AHS to Provincial Health Agencies/Corporations

HSAA has received confirmation that 5,367 health-care professionals represented by HSAA will be transferred from AHS to Provincial Health Agencies/Corporations.

Join Alberta's health-care professionals to protect & expand public health care.

Have a Short-Staffing Story?

We are in the middle of a short-staffing crisis that is affecting everyone. That’s why we’re collecting stories about HSAA members’ experiences.

Alberta's health-care professionals deserve fair wages

Send a letter to your MLA to tell them Alberta's health-care professionals deserve fair wages.

Addiction care is health care. Tell the Premier and Minister of Health. Save lives.

Alberta’s approach to the overdose crisis has failed. Tell the Alberta government it’s time to listen to health-care professionals.