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Premier and Cabinet Flexible Working Hours Agreement proposal

Thank you to all of our members who voted in the ballot relating to the Flexible Working Hours Agreement proposal. As you are aware from our recent communications there were factors of concern relating to the proposal but the alternative put forward by the employer was to revert back to the flexible working hours arrangements reflected in clause 21 of the Crown Employees (Public Service…

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Bulletin - COVID Command Post

The COVID-19 pandemic is raising more concerns for members as it starts to make its way into the centres and court locations. Many members may not understand the role of the Command Post regarding contact tracing and how the Command Post works with Population Health and NSW Health. The Commissioner has put out a direction 2021/36 Novel Coronavirus (COVID- 19) Interim Measure – Confirmation of…

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EPA Business Administration and Support Review – PSA Update

Your union, the PSA was invited to a meeting with the Environment Protection Authority’s (EPA) Senior Management at 9.00am on 24 February 2021 regarding the proposed structure for the Business Administration and Support (BAS) review. The PSA was also provided with a final change management plan in March for the organisational change of EPA and BAS functions. The Change Management Plan can be found here…

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PSA Meeting with Greyhound Welfare Integrity Commission – COVID-19 Concerns

PSA Industrial Staff and your Delegate met with GWIC Senior Management including the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Vet and Chief Steward in response to concerns raised on Members behalf on 19 August 2021. This is a report back to members on that meeting. Request for a return to Zones The GWIC response was fairly clear that the issue for zoning was that of GRNSW and…

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DoE advises PSA of vaccine survey

Late Friday the PSA was contacted by the Department of Education (DoE) to advise that they will be undertaking a survey of school staff to gauge the rate of vaccination amongst employees. The survey is entirely voluntary and is completely anonymous No individual respondent will be identified and all survey results will be destroyed 30 days after the results have been collated. The Department survey…

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