Tag: Affiliates
Let's do better on housing
PSA joins calls for democracy in Myanmar
The PSA took part in a Global Union Day of Action for Myanmar on September 15.
Gig work not a cool side-hustle
Insecure work equals insecure income. When people have no idea about their income then it is impossible to plan for the essential costs of life.
"A perfect storm"
!["A perfect storm"](/assets/Uploads/_resampled/FillWyI2MDAiLCI0MDAiXQ/CTUM-rally-5.jpg ""A perfect storm"")
As the effects of Covid and rising authoritarianism ravage much of our region, UnionAID’s Michael Naylor asks us to dig deep for their appeal.
Around & About
In this issue our photo page features the Nurses' Strike, Pink Shirt Day and much more
Fight back in Myanmar
The military coup in Myanmar has deeply shaken hopes for democracy but public servants and unions are fighting back.
Plea for more sick leave
PSA home support members have told a parliamentary select committee they need more sick leave to keep themselves and their clients safe.
Saving Livelihoods
The Covid-19 pandemic is estimated to have claimed the equivalent of 235 million jobs across the Asia Pacific region.
Support Builds for Aotearoa Wellbeing Commitment
PSA members and the wider union movement are voicing their support for the Aotearoa Wellbeing Commitment.
Attacks on Filipino Unionists Condemned
The murders of dozens of trade unionists in the Philippines sparked a protest in Wellington in July.
From exploitation to empowerment
Within months of arriving in New Zealand, Mandeep Bela was being exploited by his employer.
Building Better Together
As we emerge from the COVID crisis, Working Life asks Council of Trade Unions President Richard Wagstaff how we should rebuild for a brighter future
From Crisis to Resilience
The challenges the world faces to rebuild from the Covid crisis have been laid bare by International Trade Union Confederation General Secretary Sharan Burrow.
New CTU Secretary Looks to the Future
The new CTU Secretary Melissa Ansell-Bridges was drawn to the union movement when a job as industrial officer and organiser at Equity New Zealand caught her attention.
