Are you working across multiple sites? Make sure you claim your allowances

The PSA is aware a number of staff in Community Services Centres work across more than one site, yet experience difficulties in claiming their entitlements.

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State Government lets down caseworkers at the Helpline

The PSA has consistently argued that 45 temporary caseworkers at the Helpline must be converted to ongoing roles at both Helpline and State Community Services Joint Consultative Committee Meetings. The Helpline assists the state’s most vulnerable children and young people and its hardworking staff should not be subject to insecure employment arrangements.

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PSA WIN! Aboriginal Services Unit

The Public Service Association (PSA) lodged a Dispute in the Industrial Relations Commission (IRC) about a proposed merger of the Aboriginal Services Unit with Courts and Tribunal Services.

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Revenue Transformation – PSA Members Meeting

REVENUE NSW – Brown Bag Skype Meeting – Wednesday 3 July, 12:30pm Earlier this year the newly elected State Liberal Government announced major changes to the NSW Public Service. These changes are effected through ‘Machinery of Government’ (MoG). The PSA was quick to seek regular consultation about these changes and a fortnightly MoG meeting has been instituted. You can read the last bulletin around the…

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Bulletin – Crown Solicitors Office – People Matter Survey 2019

On 20 June 2019 the PSA met with the CSO management to discuss a range of issues that have been brought to the PSA’s attention. At the foremost of these issues is that of concerns regarding workplace bullying and work overload. With this year’s People Matter Survey soon drawing to a close, the PSA and the CSO strongly encourage all members to complete the Survey.…

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