PSA Members At Department Of Internal Affairs Vote To Strike As Pay Lags Behind Cost Of Living
More than 1,300 PSA members working at the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) will strike from 11am to 1pm on…
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$4.5b Hole In National’s KiwiSaver Policy Would Mean More Public Service Cuts – PSA
PSA analysis shows National failed to tell whole story of KiwiSaver promise National’s policy to make KiwiSaver compulsory and increase…
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Rally At Parliament Tomorrow Calling For Urgent Funding For Sexual Violence Prevention – PSA
A rally will take place at Parliament tomorrow to hand over an open letter urging the Government to stop the…
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Poll: Public Rejects Govt’s AI Excuse For Axing 9,000 Public Service Workers – PSA
A new poll commissioned by the PSA shows the majority of New Zealanders do not believe the Government’s claim that…
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Peters Will Betray Workers Again – He Can’t Be Trusted – PSA
Winston Peters has betrayed workers before, and he is about to do it again by voting to make workplaces less…
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Control Of Teaching Council One More Step In Highly Disturbing Trend – PPTA, NZNO, NZEI, TEU, NZNO, PSA
The passing of law tonight that bans all elected representatives from the Teaching Council – and gives the Minister of…
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Community Organisations Call On Government To Properly Fund Sexual Violence Prevention – PSA
Community groups have signed an open letter calling on the Government to properly fund prevention to reduce New Zealand’s rate…
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Cultural Vandalism: Arts Workers Pay The Price For Govt Neglect Of Creative NZ – PSA
Creative New Zealand is proposing to cut a third of its workforce – 23 jobs – as part of a…
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Callaghan Debacle: 176 Science Workers Left Hanging As Govt Botches Its Own Policy – PSA
Eighteen months after announcing it would disestablish Callaghan Innovation, the Government has failed to pass the legislation needed to do…
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Lowering Māori Injury Rates Put At Risk By Govt’s Focus On Culture Wars – PSA
WorkSafe latest restructure proposal is putting at risk the organisation’s success in lowering serious injuries and deaths among kaimahi Māori….
