The Greens stand with Ambulance Tasmania communications workers taking industrial action over staff shortages and an apparent walking back of compensation payments.
The Greens echo the concerns of Health Complaints Commissioner Richard Connock that his office’s underfunding is putting Tasmanians’ safety at risk.
The Greens stand with ANMF workers who’ve taken their complaints over unreasonable workloads and minimum staffing levels to the Tasmanian Industrial Commission.
The Greens, on the whole, support this legislation and understand that it is mostly administrative, but we have some comments we would like to make.
The final report of the ambulance ramping inquiry has made extensive findings about the major problems in the health system and delivered a host of essential recommendations.
Mr President, I will make a brief contribution, and thank the member for Murchison for all the work that went into the committee and to its final report.
With reports of a rising number of Covid cases in the community, the Rockliff Government needs to do much more to ensure the community is protected.
The Tasmanian Greens are today calling for the Rockliff Government to work with unions to establish fair incentives to encourage part-time healthcare staff to work full-time.
It’s a year since the ACT decriminalised personal drug use, and the positive results of this reform show why Tasmania needs to take this important step
Tasmania’s ambulance services have been struggling for some time, but new figures released to the Greens show things are getting even worse.