WA Junior Doctors may have been underpaid.
Request a confidential payslip audit
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IF YOU ARE A WA TRAINEE DOCTOR, LET US CHECK YOUR PAYSLIP AND MAKE SURE YOUR WORK IS RECOGNISED.
You can register your interest on a confidential basis if you have worked as a Doctor in Training in WA at any time since January 2018.
By registering with us:
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We’ll contact to learn more about your experience.
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Your details will be kept confidential.
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You will not incur costs.
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Your hospital and health service will NOT be told about your registration. Your payslip investigation will be your information alone.
The lawyers undertaking this investigation is Hayden Stephens and Associates. They will securely hold your details. For further information about their work on behalf of junior doctors, please visit Hayden Stephen & Associates.
Junior doctors in WA experience payslip errors and work unpaid unrostered overtime.
If you are a junior doctor and work at St John of God Hospitals in WA or Ramsay Health Care in WA, please register for a free and confidential payslip check to investigate if you have bee underpaid.
Free payslip check remains open to 30 August 2024.
THE CHALLENGE
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Failure to recognise junior doctors' working hours pose a risk to patients and junior doctors themselves.
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Junior doctors in WA work excessive hours, many of which go unpaid.
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Doctors in WA have asked us to investigate a class action to recover their unpaid wages, alleging breaches of the Enterprise Agreement(s) by the John of God and Ramsay Health Care Hospitals.
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THE OBJECTIVE
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To achieve a better work place for junior doctors and ensure your work has been fairly rewarded.
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That means:
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A safe working environment for patients and doctors alike
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Health authorities in WA adhering to their own agreed pay conditions with junior doctors.
The 2023 Medical Board of Australia survey found one in five junior doctors — are now thinking about a different career.
AMA president Steve Robson said the findings of the survey highlighted the impact of a health system "under crisis".
"The fact that 20 per cent of those who responded to the survey are considering a career outside of medicine should be a wake-up call for governments across the country, particularly as these are doctors in training who have spent years investing in their education and training"
- Professor Steve Robson 8 February 2023.
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