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Biggest pay increase in 20 years
Urgent progress needed to ensure a sustained improvement in workplace culture at Parliament
80,000 NSW public sector employees agree to NSW Government pay offer
Nurse Maude home care and support workers rally for fair pay and better working conditions
PSA welcomes 365-day plan to support healthcare workers as a start to solve workforce issues
Government makes historic pay equity offer for nurses
Library and council workers rally for better wages and working conditions
New roles to make a difference in Albury schools
New roles to make a difference in Port Stephens schools
New roles to make a difference in Lithgow area schools
New roles to make a difference in Orange schools
We welcome focus on future of local government
Big pay rise for community-based social workers after winning pay equity extension
Brown’s budget proposal holds public services hostage
Te Whatu Ora listens to PSA and enters further consultation on big health restructure
Community Corrections workers ratify new Collective Agreement
Disabled workers celebrate end of minimum wage discrimination
Auckland Council’s staffing cuts will put the squeeze on vital services and workers
A positive Budget for the public service and public service workers – PSA
400 new ‘Admin Angels’ means teachers can concentrate on kids
More admin staff to lighten teacher workload in hundreds of NSW public schools
Unions celebrate win in maintaining additional sick leave for community-based support workers at Access Community Health
PSA library workers celebrate deal to support longer hours at new Marlborough Library
Rotorua ratepayers not being told all the facts about proposed cuts to services and jobs
Greater investment in home support workers essential to implement winter health plan
The public, staff, and PSA agree: Auckland Council’s service cuts spell disaster
1900 Community Corrections staff continue strike action today
PSA urges Auckland Transport to hit the brakes over planned job cuts for 150
‘National fails to understand importance of the government communicating’
Unions support changed water infrastructure reforms
Corrections staff vote to walk off the job after nine months of bargaining
Privatisation of POLAIR threatens community safety
Community Corrections workers deserve more says PSA
Stop attacking public service workers at a time of crisis Mr Luxon
Early engagement with unions critical for health restructuring to succeed
Nelson disability support workers to strike after employer refuses to budge on pay
PSA pays tribute to Chester Borrows
Strike to save Auckland Citizen’s Advice Bureaus – PSA
Additional protections needed for employees in small businesses
Citizens Advice Bureaux supporting Auckland flood victims face cuts
Nelson disability support workers fed up with Te Whatu Ora
Message to new Minister: Workers need Three Waters to succeed
Public Sector wages going backwards: Inflation figures show need to scrap the cap
Parklea Prison Officers to Strike Over Safety Concerns
PSA mourns passing of Titiwhai Harawira
PSA and PSA Pasefika Network congratulate Carmel Sepuloni
PSA congratulates new Labour Party Leader Chris Hipkins
Time for National to be honest about cutting public services Kiwis rely on