Workplace Conditions

A $200 million state-of-the-art women's and children's hospital is set to open its doors in Melbourne's west in May. Melbourne's new Joan Kirner

A leading surgeon continues to work in Queensland hospitals despite health officials banning junior female doctors from training with him because of alleged sexual

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast, in collaboration with the Gold Coast Health and the University of Melbourne, have produced a study that provides an

The state's peak nursing lobby group has called on a Brisbane hospital to improve security after staff reported being exposed to violent patients. One of

The MePACS 24/7 personal alarm has made huge advances in saving and improving the lives of everyday Australians over the last 25 years. Now Australian healthcare workers in

Twenty years after an application made by a Southeast Asian Treaty Organisation nurse for access to Veteran’s benefits was rejected by the Veterans’ Review Board,

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay was wrongly distributed to staff at Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital, with some getting too much and others left

The NSW government has assured the public "teething problems" at its newly-opened Northern Beaches Hospital are being worked out.

The NSW government has announced a review into the security of NSW hospitals after a nurse was stabbed at Blacktown Hospital. The NSW government

More than one hundred plasterers have indefinitely walked off the job at Hobart's major hospital over a pay dispute but the end date for the redevelopment isn't

Almost half of Australian businesses in the healthcare, social care and education service industries are missing out on an untapped pool of talent by overlooking candidates

NSW’s leading LGBTI health organisation ACON is launching a new offering for health professionals and organisations seeking to improve their inclusion practices to better

Maternal and child health nurses at 20 centres across Geelong are expected to take industrial action in a bid for an additional week of annual leave.

The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists has launched a review of its guidelines on fatigue to address the growing issue of doctor burnout.

New Zealand's District Health Boards are working on ways to address nurses’ concerns about their pay and their conditions of work. DHB spokesperson,

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The owner of a Melbourne health services company is facing court for allegedly short-changing medical first aid responders working at public events more than $13,000 and using

Size matters when it comes to a hospital’s operational efficiency and smaller hospitals have a higher risk of inefficiency, a study has found. When deciding

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine will immediately move to address the findings of a recent member survey that found one third are bullied.

Queensland nurses and midwives are experiencing increased violence in public, private and aged care facilities. Around half of those surveyed had experienced workplace violence