PSA Calls On MPs To Sign Pledge To Stop Cuts To Holidays And Pay For Thousands Of Workers
Work extra hours? Under this law change, you could earn less leave. The PSA is warning thousands of workers will be worse off.
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Risks To Patients Of Health IT Cuts Laid Bare In Explosive Report Ignored By Government – PSA
They were warned IT cuts would impact patient care — and ignored it. Now outages and failures are exposing the real cost.
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Govt. Science Jobs Exodus Ramps Up – 134 Jobs Going At New Bioeconomy Institute – PSA
The Bioeconomy Science Institute, in existence less than a year, is shedding 134 jobs in the latest blow to the…
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PSA And NZNO To Host Pay Equity Rally At Parliament
Workers belonging to the Public Service Association and New Zealand Nurses’ Organisation alongside public supporters will rally in support of…
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Allied Health Workers Ratify New Collective Agreement – PSA
More than 12,300 Allied Health workers who are members of the PSA have voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new collective…
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How Dare You Blame Unions, Mr Peters. You Blew Chance To Block Anti-Worker Law – PSA
PSA calls on NZ First to put workers first, not big business Winston Peters is simply wrong to blame unions…
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Seymour’s Calls For Small Government Lazy Politics Straight From Hard-Right Playbook – Ignores NZ’s Growing Challenges – PSA
ACT Leader David Seymour’s latest attack on the public sector is straight out of the hard-right playbook – slash and…
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PSA Calls For Review Of Law Commission President Appointment
The PSA is calling for an independent review of the appointment of the new Law Commission President after revelations Hon…
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Still Time For NZ First To Do The Right Thing By Workers And Vote Down Fire At Will Bill – PSA
The PSA is calling on New Zealand First to stand by New Zealand workers and vote down the most draconian…
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Govt anti-strike Facebook ad review barred from finding fault – PSA calls it a waste of public money
The Public Service Association says the Government’s independent review into controversial anti-strike Facebook adverts is toothless and a waste of taxpayer money, with no findings of fault allowed.