About Us
- About Us
- Did you know...?
  
  HEABC was formed on December 1, 1993 under the Society Act to represent employers in the health sector. Click here to read more About Us.
- - Connect on Linkedin
  - Follow on X
  - Visit the HEABC Awards website
Data Reporting
- Data Reporting
  - Difficult to Fill Vacancy Survey
  - Health Sector Compensation Information System (HSCIS)
- Did you know...?
  
  The Health Sector Compensation Information System (HSCIS) is a reporting system for all BC health employers who are HEABC members or receive funding from the MoH. Click here to read more.
- - Access the DTFV System
  - Register for HSCIS Access
  - HSCIS Guides
Health & Safety
- Health & Safety
- Violence Prevention
  
  This curriculum provides employees with education and tools to prevent, defuse and deal with potentially violent situations to reduce the risk of injury and ensure employees feel safe in their workplaces.
- - Take the EDMP tutorial
  - View the HSIA Summary report
  - Violence Prevention Module 1
Labour Relations
- Labour Relations
- Did you know...?
  
  HEABC negotiates six major provincial agreements covering more than 185,000 unionized health care employees including nurses, health science professionals, physician residents and support workers.
- - Access the ESP Database
Resources
- Resources
  - Links
  - HEABC Workshops & Webinars
- Did you know...?
  
  HEABC workshops & webinars are approved for Law Society of BC Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits. For more information, click here.
- - Healthcare Benefit Trust

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News

Health employers and Facilities Bargaining Association ratify four-year agreement

HEABC members and the Facilities Bargaining Association (FBA) have ratified a four-year collective agreement for the period April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2029. HEABC and FBA entered into formal negotiations in February 2025 and reached a tentative agreement on November 17, 2025. The tentative agreement was achieved under the under the province’s Balanced Measures Mandate for 2025 public sector bargaining. For more information please read the News Release announced on December 19.

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