Public Service
Focusing on your sector
PSA membership in the public service sector is growing rapidly. To make sure your interests are fully represented, we've made changes to our structure and created a sector for members in the core public service. This is called the Public Service Sector.
You can meet the members of the committee here.
The Public Service Sector has its own national committee and a seat on the PSA Executive Board, this ensures your sector has a voice at all levels of PSA decision-making.
The difference the PSA can make
We know that funding in the sector is tight. It is getting harder for organisations to meet the growing demands in their communities and elsewhere. It's also getting harder to provide employees with job security and the pay and conditions they deserve.
The services and support that you provide are important. With a growing membership, the PSA will be in your corner. We have the expertise to work with you for decent pay and employment conditions, a good working environment, and for your voice to be included in workplace decisions.
We will be a strong advocate for you and for the work you do.
Public Service and State Sector Pre-Congress 2020: Notice of Motion Introduction
The Public Service sector Co-Convenors go over the Congress 2020 Notices of Motion, in particular those put forward by the Public Service Sector Committee.
Public Service: Guide to PSA Congress
Paula Davis, Richard Chalklen, and Athol Ringrose deliver the PSA Public Service Sector a guide to attending PSA Congress.
Equal Pay for Public Service/ACC and Kāinga Ora
The PSA has set itself the goal that by 2024 all PSA members will be paid equally for work of equal value. We are working hard to achieve this for PSA members in the Public Service/ACC and Kāinga Ora.
You may have heard of the great outcomes for Oranga Tamariki social workers from our equal pay claim, but there is other work going on behind the scenes.
