Well Overdue For Minister Van Velden To Apologise For Outrageous Attack On Judicial Independence – PSA
It has now been 17 days since Minister of Workplace Relations Brooke Van Velden made extraordinary and unprecedented comments about…
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Statistics NZ Proposes Axing Māori Learning Capability Team In Latest Cull – PSA
Statistics New Zealand has proposed today to disestablish its Tangata Tiriti Learning Capability Team alongside further reductions to its People…
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NZ Initiative’s Simplistic Approach Would Weaken Public Services – PSA
The Public Service Association Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi has criticised a new report calling for a sweeping reduction in…
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Prime Minister Must Act On Van Velden’s ERA Interference – PSA
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon must take action on Minister for Workplace Relations Brooke Van Velden’s political interference in the Employment…
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Restriction On Right For Defence Staff To Strike Unjustified – PSA
New legislation restricting the right of civilian Defence workers to strike is completely unjustified and represents an escalation in this…
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Cuts To Public Service Commission’s Le Fale Puts NZ Work In The Pacific At Risk – PSA
The Public Service Commission has proposed to gut its specialist Pasifika public services development unit, Le Fale, with a 35…
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Government Must Front Up On Plans For Ministries – PSA
Women, Māori, Pacific Peoples, and disabled people fought hard for a voice in government decision-making; their Ministries must not be…
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New Data Shows Human Misery Of Public Sector Cuts – PSA
New data revealing there are almost 30 people competing for each public sector job shows the human cost of the…
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PSA Files Ombudsman Complaint Over Minister’s ERA Interference – PSA
The Public Service Association Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi has today filed a formal complaint with the Chief Ombudsman over…
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Minister’s Political Interference In The ERA Outrageous – PSA
Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden’s statement that she expects new Employment Relations Authority appointments to reduce compensation awards to…