State Sector Retirement funds must stop investing in arms companies – PSA
Members of a government-implemented super scheme will be deeply disappointed their savings are being invested in companies which make cluster…
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New Ministry of Vulnerable Children focuses on problems, not potential – PSA
The government’s choice of name for the new Ministry of Vulnerable Children is short-sighted and may further disadvantage the families…
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Wellington mayoral candidates support the Living Wage – PSA
Three Wellington mayoral hopefuls say they will ensure Wellington City Council fully adopts the Living Wage at the first candidates’…
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New Ministry for Vulnerable Children risks missing the vital role of family – PSA
The announcement of a new Ministry for Vulnerable Children risks removing the vital focus on whānau and communities, says the…
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State houses are for living in, not selling off – PSA
Today’s meeting to try to sell more than 364 state houses is an appalling decision by the Government given the…
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Unions seek injunction to restrain lockouts at Airports – PSA
The New Zealand Public Service Association and E tū have today filed legal proceedings in the Employment Court in Wellington…
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PSA to National: give up social bonds, focus on quality services
The collapse of the government’s first social bonds project should signal the end to experimentation with the way social services…
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Government must intervene to help Lifeline continue – PSA
Lifeline must not become the latest casualty of New Zealand’s mental health crisis, the Public Service Association says. The crisis…
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Christchurch Convention Centre shambles proves PPPs have no place in NZ – PSA
Taxpayers will foot the whole bill for yet another failed public-private partnership, the Public Service Association says – and the…
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Urgent action needed to protect staff and young people at Te Puna Wai – PSA
Young people and staff at Christchurch’s Te Puna Wai youth justice facility are at serious risk every day, and urgent…