Reminder: IWD celebrations with your union

Join us TODAY to celebrate International Womens’ Day! You can join a watch party to hear about What Women Want at work, or learn more about your super. Watch parties are starting at 12:00pm and 1:00pm, but you can join wherever you are, whenever suits you. You can log on and view the material HERE. Please download a poster HERE to promote the day to…

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Police Radio – PSA Joint Communications Consultative Council Update

Recently your PSA Radio Delegates and PSA staff met with Acting Commander Insp. Dale Atterby to discuss current issues and upcoming changes to the ROG Command. The following issues were discussed: Delegates raised concerns that TZ calls from non-western postcodes were coming directly to ROG when Tuggerah operators were busy, but Lithgow operators were free. Mr Atterby stated that this was not generally the case,…

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PSA delivering for Special Constables

The PSA has been working hard on your behalf over the past several months. Joint Consultative Committee report back – Command listening to PSA Your PSA Special Constable Delegates recently met with SMU Commander McDonald at the SMU Joint Consultative Committee, to discuss current issues. The meeting was productive and it seems clear that SMU management is ready to seriously consider submissions from your Delegates…

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Celebrate International Women’s Day with your union

This year, the way we celebrate International Women’s Day looks different as we all strive to keep each other safe during a pandemic. What hasn’t changed is our solidarity, and our struggle. To honour this, your union has several ways we can come together and celebrate this year. Celebrate International Women’s Day with a COVID-friendly watch party on 8 March with the PSA/CPSU NSW. The…

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Site Inspection: sound recordings dispute

The PSA met with the Department on 2 March 2021 in response to the current work ban and notification of a dispute as to the introduction of sound recordings for site inspections. This follows a lack of consultation with the union and concerns being raised by members. In response to the main issues raised with the PSA, we can report back to members the following…

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