Attention All CST Members! We need to know where you are…

Attention all CST members! We need to know where you are... - June 8 2017 (PDF Version) As the move to The Benevolent Society looms closer, it is more important than ever to make sure the PSA/CPSU has your current details so we can continue to support you in your new workplace. Email us at and tell us: You are CST and transferring to…

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ADHC Campaign update

ADHC Campaign update - June 2017 (PDF version) Take up the fight to the Government The Berejiklian Government is going ahead with the privatisation of disability services, despite growing concerns from industry stakeholders calling on it to slow down. The fight is not over, and your union is committed to continue pushing the Government to retain a critically needed public sector disability services safety net.…

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Govt Dis-Connex - Budget must relieve disability care, child protection and prison crisis: PSA

PSA media release The NSW Government must halt its socially destructive privatisation agenda and focus attention on such critical public services as disability care, child protection and prisons said the Public Service Association (PSA). The PSA, the state’s largest public sector union, calls on the State Government to openly assess the socio-economic impact of any proposed privatisation as part of the budgetary process. The union…

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Call for Nominations for The Benevolent Society Vocational Branch

The Benevolent Society Vocational Branch Call for Nominations - June 2017 (PDF version) Nominations are called for positions of delegate on the above vocational branch. Nominees, nominators and seconders must be financial members of the Association as at 23 May 2017. You are only eligible to nominate if you are transferring to The Benevolent Society. The Call for Nomination is for the following number of…

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PSA concerns about disability services sell off hits front page of The Australian

On the back his appearance on the Ray Hadley show yesterday, PSA General Secretary, Stewart Little expresses his serious concerns about the disability sell off in today’s Australian.

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