Your PSA issued the Direction transport and storage of appointments on Monday, 26 March 2018 at 2.05pm.
The direction has been lifted by the PSA. It is based on discussions between the PSA and the Sheriff of NSW on Tuesday, 27 March 2018. That lifting is conditional. The Sheriff gave a commitment appointments will be issued and stored at court houses where they are needed.
The PSA provided the Sheriff the Court Houses identified by 30 members to date requiring appointments to be deployed and to be stored. The PSA will provide the Sheriff further Court Houses identified by members in the survey each day until the survey closes on Friday, 6 April 2018.
Given the Sheriff’s commitment, the PSA is directing members to cease the Transport and Storage of Appointments direction.
For members who responded to the survey and if appointments have not been deployed at identified Court Houses within a reasonable time, contact your delegate, who will advise the PSA. The PSA will follow up with the Sheriff.
Further updates
Your union will continue to update members on this matter as further information becomes available.
If you would like to arrange a meeting at your workplace please email Bart McKenzie .
As always the PSA welcomes member’s feedback. Should you have any questions or comments please contact your delegate firstly and if required the PSA.
Your PSA/SOVBAG Delegates are:
Eddie Lia – Campbelltown Court
Daniel De La Paz – Penrith Court
Stephen Hancock – Burwood Court
Tony Morawsky – Mt Druitt
Andrew Pierce – Parramatta
Glen Elliot-Rudder – Wagga Wagga
Jason Woollett – Liverpool Court
Your PSA staff:
Andrew Boulton – PSA Industrial Officer
Bart McKenzie – PSA Senior Organiser
What can you do?
- Give a copy of this bulletin to your colleagues.
- Print this bulletin and put it up on your notice board.
- Ask a colleague to join the PSA.
- Get involved as your Area Contact
- Not a member join online – https://membership.psa.asn.au/register
- Members can update their details at – https://psa.asn.au/update-your-details/