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Latest news, media releases and statements from the Public Service Association of NSW and Community and Public Sector Union NSW
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The Government's request for a stay (or suspension) of Justice Boland's orders to pay the full 2.5% was granted in…
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PSA Media Release: Pregnancy Return To Work (PDF Version) The level of discrimination directed at pregnant women and mothers returning…
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February 11, 2014
BUDGET CUTS LEAVE DANGEROUS GAPS IN NSW CHILD PROTECTION SAFETY NET
MEDIA RELEASE PSA Media Release: BUDGET CUTS LEAVE DANGEROUS GAPS IN NSW CHILD PROTECTION SAFETY NET (PDF Version) Community Services…
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February 10, 2014
Women expressing milk at work denied adequate breaks national inquiry hears – Sydney Morning Herald
By Anna Patty Women who return to work after giving birth have been forced to express milk in a car…
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February 10, 2014
Leading authors protest Mitchell library changes – Sydney Morning Herald
By Susan Wyndham A roll call of prominent Australian authors has signed a petition protesting at changes to the State…
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February 9, 2014
Child protection: NSW spend per individual is the smallest in Australia – The Sydney Morning Herald
By Anna Patty NSW is spending less on child protection per child than any other state, according to new figures.…
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Premier responds to PSA ‘one punch’ law concerns – prison officers will ‘cope’ On 4 February, the PSA issued a…
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The PSA is in the process of reorganising and refocusing its resources to provide an enhanced service to members, shift…
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Hunter TAFE Update February 2014 PDF Version Enterprise Agreement Matters On January the 14th the new Administrative, Support and Related…
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What is the classification review? As part of your new Enterprise Agreement, TAFE committed to develop a new classification structure…
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February 5, 2014
Jail guards ‘at risk’ under new laws – Sky News
The NSW government's new mandatory sentencing laws will increase inmate numbers and put the safety of prison staff at risk,…
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February 5, 2014
Premier responds to PSA ‘one punch’ concerns – they’ll ‘cope’O’Farrell not worried about prison numbers – The Australian
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell has no concerns prison officers won't be able to cope with any increase in prison numbers…