We'll value the Māmās on Sunday - even if the Government won't.

No matter where you work, you have a right to participate in political and public life. This is protected under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990.

How to use your health and safety rights when an unmanageable workload puts your wellbeing at risk.

Bringing together some of Aotearoa New Zealand's brightest minds to share their perspective on pressing issues.

PSA Member David Do demystifies writing and presenting a personal submission.

One of the PSA's most important functions is its role in informing and influencing politicians about the biggest issues facing workers.

Information about PSA membership fees and the fee restructure.

We're lucky to host a number of webinars and seminars on various subjects with insightful speakers.

From PSA signage to delegate nomination forms, see our selection of useful resources for members and delegates.

Download and read copies of the PSA's annual and financial reports.

In the week leading up to Budget 2022, and the day after, the PSA hosted a series of webinars, delving into the areas the budget needs to address for Aotearoa New Zealand to become a nation where we all thrive.

The PSA holds a number of Annual Members' Meetings in every* workplace, which all members of the PSA in that workplace are eligible to attend.

PSA Delegates are at the heart of the way we work. They are elected by members as union leaders in their workplace and are the first point of contact for information and advice.

Public servants and other workers are free to participate in protest action in your own time, as individuals.You can take annual leave to attend for the whole day if this is agreed in the usual manner.