PSA 21 Apr 2019
PSA disturbed by dismal handling of funding issues for disability support services
New revelations today that the Ministry of Health has been blocked from making major cuts in funding for disability support services are a disturbing symptom of longstanding underfunding of the disability sector says the Public Service Association (PSA).
PSA 11 Feb 2019
Patience of DHB Admin workers around New Zealand has worn out
Nationwide Stop Work meetings held for DHB Administration workers across all 20 District Health Boards today have delivered a loud and clear message that their patience with repeatedly delayed timelines for bargaining settlements for improved pay and conditions has worn...
PSA 13 Feb 2019
PSA women make the case for stronger equal pay law
The PSA and the PSA Women's Network are excited to be making oral submissions today on a bill that will help ensure wāhine are paid what they're worth.
PSA 21 Feb 2019
Tax Working Group delivers effective ways to neutrally broaden tax base
The final report of the Tax Working Group finally puts together a long overdue set of choices and options for the Government to act on to achieve a tax system that is fairer for all New Zealanders says the Public...
PSA 22 Feb 2019
New law represents a historic milestone for social workers in New Zealand
The passing of the Social Workers Registration Legislation Bill is being greeted as an historic milestone for the profession of social work by the Public Service Association (PSA).
PSA 22 Feb 2019
Workforce needs highlighted by PSA Mental Health & Addiction Committee
Members of the PSA Mental Health & Addiction Committee from around New Zealand have been meeting in Wellington today to review PSA members’ feedback about recommendations for change in the Mental Health and Addiction Inquiry report delivered to Government in...
