The WA Police Union represents police officers, auxiliary officers, and cadets across Western Australia - advocating for Members and protecting their interests.
From workplace matters to wellbeing support, the Union stands beside Members every day providing advice, representation, and advocacy across the state.
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Updates on WA Police Public Holiday processes for 2025–2026, including self-notify requirements and upcoming HR system improvements for smoother entitlement recognition.
A 2023 study by Dr. Daniel Talbot and the WA Police Union reveals that 38% of WA police officers show symptoms of probable PTSD. Explore the findings on trauma exposure, workplace support, and the urgent need for improved mental health interventions in the force.
The WA Police Union has successfully registered the Western Australia Police Force Auxiliary Officers Industrial Agreement 2024, replacing the 2022 Agreement. This ensures PAO members’ pay, conditions, and workplace protections remain fair and up-to-date.
95 percent of WA Police officers are WA Police Union Members. WAPU assists Members by providing a range of services including industrial, legal and welfare.
Expert industrial relations advice and representation to protect your rights, pay, and conditions at work.
Our Field Officers stand with you, providing support and representation when issues arise with your employer.
Our holiday homes are now available for booking at any time.
Exclusive benefits, resources, and support services available to help you on and off the job.
