PSA to Minister Coleman: How many more deaths will it take?
New Zealand’s mental health system is spiralling deeper into crisis, the Public Service Association says, and urgently needs a wide-ranging…
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Salisbury School closure a bitter blow for families – PSA
Salisbury School’s closure is a foregone conclusion, the Public Service Association says – despite empty promises of consultation from Education…
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Women have waited too long for equal pay – Govt needs to hurry up
New Zealand is on the verge of making history by recognising the true value of women’s work – so the…
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Waikato support workers to hold further strikes over “poverty” wages
More than 200 specialist support workers at Community Living Limited will take more industrial action, after employers refused to make…
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Budget 2016: Public servants do the hard yards but still miss out – PSA
Public servants are the ones who deserve a standing ovation in this year’s Budget, the PSA says – not finance…
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Budget 2016: Value public services, value New Zealanders – PSA
The Public Service Association is calling on Finance Minister Bill English to deliver a Budget which will properly fund public…
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Merger of Tertiary Education Commission and Careers NZ needs care
The Public Service Association is urging the Tertiary Education Commission and Careers New Zealand to tread carefully – after news…
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Prime Minister needs to “get real” on social housing crisis – PSA
The Prime Minister must stop talking about tax cuts while his government’s policies have led to New Zealanders sleeping in…
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Waikato support workers to strike over “insulting” pay offer
More than 200 specialist support workers across Waikato will stop work for two hours on Thursday, in protest at a…
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Coroner’s inquiry into Wellington mental health deaths vital – PSA
The Coroner’s decision to investigate four mental health related deaths in one case will yield valuable information about services in…