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Still more research jobs slashed - PSA
Wednesday, 24 November 1999, 3:26 pm | Public Service Association
Ten redundancies amongst researchers at the country's leading horticulture and food research institute, HortResearch - announced today - underline the Government's complete lack of commitment to developing a knowledge-based economy,' says PSA organiser Malcolm ... More >>
Commitment to public services welcomed - PSA
Tuesday, 23 November 1999, 12:35 am | Public Service Association
The Labour Party's state sector policy shows a 'clear understanding of what afflicts the public service and, more importantly, what must be done to improve it,' the PSA national secretary Paul Cochrane said today. More >>
Changes in PSA leadership
Wednesday, 17 November 1999, 1:50 pm | Public Service Association
A three-person 'national secretariat' has been appointed to manage and lead New Zealand's biggest union, the PSA. More >>
$3m cut revealed in Waitemata Mental Health
Friday, 29 October 1999, 3:32 pm | Public Service Association
Waitemata Health today revealed a $3 million drop in its planned budget because of a reduction in the expected funding from the Health Funding Authority. More >>
IRD take the ‘big stick’to staff members
Friday, 29 October 1999, 3:16 pm | Public Service Association
Senior IRD management have ‘gone on the attack and harassed staff’ following the protest rally by PSA members from the Manukau office on Wednesday. More >>
Call for tax culture change welcomed by PSA
Wednesday, 13 October 1999, 1:45 pm | Public Service Association
The PSA, the union representing New Zealand’s tax workers, today expressed satisfaction with the findings of the select committee inquiry into the IRD. More >>
National Library staff learn their fate
Friday, 20 August 1999, 1:45 pm | Public Service Association
National Library staff will learn of their working future - or fate - when job losses resulting from the library's 'strategic management plan' are detailed to them this afternoon. More >>
