Community Corrections Joint Consultative Committee report back

Every quarter, your elected Community Corrections Departmental Committee (CCDC) delegates, along with PSA Industrial staff, meet with Community Corrections Executive and HR representatives to raise and progress issues on behalf of members in the Joint Consultative Committee (JCC). The most recent JCC took place in February and included discussion of the following matters: Assignment to Role Guidelines review A Working Group, including two PSA delegate…

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Call for nominations – School Psychologists Vocational Advisory Group

Due to a growing membership of School Psychologists, the Association has established an advisory group to ensure this group is well represented. The name of this group is the School Psychologists Vocational Advisory Group. 3 DELEGATES REQUIRED Nominations are called for 3 delegates for the School Psychologists Vocational Advisory Group as follows: Electorate 1 – Sydney Metro – 2 delegates Electorate 2 – Regional –…

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Business and Administrative Support Change Plan

Further to our bulletin distributed LAST WEEK, the PSA will be holding a Teams meeting on Tuesday 2 March 2021 between 12:30-1:30pm for all Environment Protection Authority (EPA) members affected by the Business and Administrative Support change. There will be further meetings held in the coming weeks to hear your feedback. Alternatively, the PSA encourages members to contact either the PSA Member Support Centre or…

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Casual Keeper progression

At the February Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) meeting with Taronga management, the PSA raised an issue affecting casual Keeper and their potential underpayment. The PSA understands there are large a number of casuals who have been paid as a Trainee Keeper Level 1, even though they have the experience and qualifications to be paid as a Keeper Level 1. The difference in remuneration between the…

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PSA update: School Psychologists

A PSA School Psychologist members’ meeting was held on 23 February 2021. The PSA thanked members who gave their feedback on the proposed amendment to the Education Legislation Amendment (Parental Rights) Bill 2020. The consensus was that the amendment would be contrary to the professional and ethical guidelines of School Psychologists and detrimental to students’ mental health and wellbeing. The finalised PSA submission will be…

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