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Allied health workers vote to strike during May
Allied health workers to vote on strike action
DHBs fail allied health professionals – again
Government reimburses support workers travel 21c per km less than its own official rate
We are “bureaucrats” you are demeaning
PSA allied health worker’s strike will not go ahead
Allied health workers’ strike action deferred in Auckland
Urgent need for PPE for care and support workers
PSA welcomes new national secretary
DHBs heavy handed legal action is step in wrong direction
Fair pay agreements are just that; fair
Te Kawa Mataaho data shows worrying disparities
PSA wāhine call for an end to violence and harassment
Lack of PPE puts workers at risk of infection and disease
PSA mourns loss of much loved Kaumātua
PSA welcomes plan to reduce pay gaps
Rolling toward non-disabling society
Final Three Waters decisions must involve unions
Wide gap between aspiration and action in emissions reduction plan
South Canterbury home support breakthrough – legal action withdrawn
Voices of Oranga Tamariki workers have been heard
Deaf and Disabled workers call for accessibility and equality
Public servants welcome govt commitment to climate action
Historic Milestone in Clerical and Admin Pay Equity
At home or at work, violence is never OK – Ratify ILO Convention 190
Local govt workers’ union supports repeal of racist Māori ward legislation
Oranga Tamariki reforms must address systemic racism and unsafe workloads
Benedict Ferguson elected new PSA President
Labour-led government has mandate for transformation, equality and transparency
NZ’s largest union confirms all-female leadership team
PSA welcomes Labour Party commitment to workers’ rights and wellbeing
Parliament staff successfully campaign for security & respect at work
Labour’s Living Wage policy supports positive change in public sector
PSA welcomes Labour’s proposed partial rollback of 2010 tax cuts
We are not all in this together, and that must change
PSA takes legal action against Access Community Health over unpaid wages, failure to provide hours & breaks
Grey Power, PSA & E Tu launch campaign for home support with dignity
It takes a team to beat Covid-19
“Irresponsible and dangerous”: PSA outraged at proposed Canterbury health cuts
PSA condemns Dept Internal Affairs job cuts
Direct employment of security guards will improve safety and conditions
PSA supports mandatory Covid-19 testing for border and isolation workers
Multiple unions endorse call for free and universal basic services
Privately-run border quarantine would put New Zealanders at risk
New Zealand’s wealthiest people can afford to pay more tax
Staff exhausted, clients at risk: PSA requests intervention
New Public Service Act means better services and better working lives
Equal Pay legislation will strengthen fight against sexist discrimination