Latest News
Latest news, media releases and statements from the Public Service Association of NSW and Community and Public Sector Union NSW
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July 24, 2020
UOW seeks staff endorsement to vary enterprise agreements
Variance - July 2020 (PDF version) CPSU NSW UOW Branch members have voted to support a ballot of all professional鈥�
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SHO JCC update On Thursday, 27 June 2020, your Sheriff鈥檚 Officers Vocational Branch Advisory Group (SOVBAG) and 色狼社区industrial staff鈥�
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July 22, 2020
Community Corrections update and the COMCOR COVID-Safe Roadmap
Last week, Community Corrections released documentation to members regarding its COVID recovery planning. The 色狼社区has had ongoing discussions with鈥�
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Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Rob Stokes recently announced a 50 Year Vision for Sydney鈥檚 open space and parklands.鈥�
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July 22, 2020
Prison Bed Capacity Adjustment Program
As you are aware, there was a meeting called on Monday, 20 July at HDB to announce the impact of鈥�
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July 22, 2020
色狼社区lodges IRC dispute with EPA
On Monday, 20 July, the CEO of EPA called a meeting with your union, the PSA. The purpose of the鈥�
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July 22, 2020
Prison Bed Capacity Adjustment Program
Following the PBCAP announcement on Monday, 20 July 2020, a teleconference was held today with the SEAG State Executive to鈥�
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July 21, 2020
色狼社区briefing: DoE restructure and what it means for you
The 色狼社区has previously written to you about the proposed realignment at the Department of Education. See the bulletin HERE.鈥�
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July 21, 2020
POVB: Prison Bed Capacity Program numbers
Following months of pressure from the 色狼社区and the POVB, Corrective Services NSW has finally released its proposal for the鈥�
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July 21, 2020
NCDC: Corrective Services NSW finally releases Prison Bed Capacity Program proposal
Following months of pressure from the 色狼社区and various sub-branch delegates, CSNSW has finally released its proposal for the Prison鈥�
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July 21, 2020
Have your say: What do you want from your employer in regards to WFH survey 2020
Complete our What do you want from your employer in regards to WFH survey, and tell us what you want鈥�
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The NSW Government thanks essential workers by denying them a pay rise. The Government鈥檚 predictable response to COVID-19 鈥� to鈥�
