Extra mental health help for Canterbury great – but regular reviews needed – PSA
After a series of vicious cuts to mental health services, Cantabrians will be welcoming news of additional government investment –…
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Minister called on to mediate in Auckland DHBs industrial dispute – PSA
Health minister Jonathan Coleman’s the last chance for an end to the Auckland Allied Health dispute, the Public Service Association…
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MBIE listens to the PSA and agrees not to abandon regional mediators
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has listened to unions, businesses and communities – and opted not to ditch…
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PSA: Don’t use MBIE payroll mess as excuse to review Holidays Act
Kiwi workers could end up being short-changed over their holiday entitlements if the government sides with big business over a…
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The end of zero hours contracts – a win for vulnerable workers – PSA
A government back-down over zero hours contracts is a win for the union movement – and will protect some of…
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PSA urges MBIE to resolve staff pay bungle quickly
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment needs to act quickly to resolve a payroll issue which may have left…
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Auckland Allied Health workers vote for strike action – PSA
Auckland’s District Health Boards face significant disruption next month after allied health workers voted in favour of industrial action. Public…
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Cantabrians denied return of democracy under new proposals – PSA
The people of Christchurch deserve to own their own future – but the Public Service Association says the government clearly…
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Tauranga City Council disappoints by rejecting Living Wage – PSA
Tauranga council’s rejection of a living wage shows that it values its bottom line far more than its staff, the…
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Victory for the vulnerable! PSA celebrates win for home support workers – PSA
Home support workers will get better recognition for the crucial work they do for some of New Zealand’s most vulnerable…