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DPIE Joint Consultative Committee 4 June 2020: members’ update

The PSA representatives and delegates continued discussions with DPIE at the Joint Consultative Committee on Thursday 4 June 2020. In keeping with the spirit of the times, the meeting was held via the Teams system and there were many topics discussed at length. COVID-19 response Within the DPIE cluster there were three confirmed cases of COVID-19 and no reported cases within the past eight weeks.…

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Funeral details for Jeff Walters, Chair of the Petty Sessions Officers Association

It is with great sadness that the PSA advises members that Jeffrey Walters, Chair of the Petty Sessions Officers Association, passed away last week. Jeff was a staunch unionist and a PSA member for over 30 years. He tirelessly advocated for workers’ rights. Jeff was highly respected for his selfless work on behalf of members. Jeff also contributed to all PSA members through his time…

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Protecting jobs: PSA and Powerhouse in the IRC

As you would be aware the PSA lodged a dispute with the Industrial Relations Commission (IRC) in relation to the pending closure of the Heritage Core part of the Powerhouse Museum. The basis of the dispute is the PSA’s view that management have not properly consulted with the PSA over the first stage Museum closure impact on employees’ jobs. The PSA estimates up to 120…

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Your PSA wrap-up: pay rise, award transition, COVID-19 and more!

It's been a huge year for members in schools and we are only halfway through. The PSA wants to extend our thanks to all of you who have been working tirelessly throughout the different crises that have hit our state. We respect and admire your professionalism and hard work in supporting your school community in extremely difficult circumstances. Through it all the PSA has been…

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Powerhouse Museum in dispute over staff jobs - SMH 14 June 2020

Management of the Powerhouse Museum has been taken to the Industrial Relations Commission in a dispute over the loss of up to 95 jobs prompted by the imminent closure of the museum's heritage halls. The Public Service Association alleges the Ultimo museum's early closure, starting June 30, is being carried out without proper consultation of affected staff. https://www.smh.com.au/politics/nsw/powerhouse-museum-in-dispute-over-staff-jobs-20200612-p5520p.html

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