Public Service Association

Public Service Association The PSA Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi is a democratic union of more than 95,000 people working in the state, community, local government & health sectors.

Authorised by Duane Leo, PSA, PO Box 3817, Wellington 6140 This page is not monitored 24/7. It is also not monitored by union organisers. If you require urgent organiser assistance, please freephone the PSA on 0508 367 772 or contact your organiser directly. If you would like to raise a concern about something that you have seen on this page, please follow the Facebook complaints/reporting process and a moderator will get to your issue as soon as possible.

05/10/2026

It’s good for women, good for the economy, and it’s the right thing to do.

05/10/2026

Thanks to fictional detectives Angela Meyer & Tania Domett from Project Gender’s ShortChanged podcast, for hosting last week’s public investigation into what happened with pay equity for care & support workers. If you missed it, you can watch the recording! Definitely worth a watch 🔎

04/10/2026

We won’t be taking the pressure off to deliver a pay equity settlement for 65,000 care and support workers who have already waited long enough!

04/10/2026

Angela Meyer and Tania Domett, two of the three fictional detectives behind Project Gender’s ShortChanged podcast, investigate the real story behind the cancelled care and support workers’ pay equity claim.
They interrogate a panel of experts:
Angela Meyer (Host)
Tania Domett (Host)
Melissa Woolley, PSA
Nanette Cormack, PSA
Glenda Alexander, NZNO
Clint Smith, Victor Consulting

03/10/2026

Brittany has been doing essential mahi as a care and support worker for 3 years now.

Care and support workers keep people out of hospital, living independently, and connected to their communities. And we all know our health system is bursting at the seams.

Paying them properly isn’t just fair, it’s the right thing to do.

✅ We’re calling on the next Government to restore pay equity and fund the care and support settlement within their first 100 days 📆

02/10/2026

The fight for pay equity had gone on for a century now’s the time to settle the care and support claim.

✅ We’re calling on the next Government to restore pay equity and fund the care and support settlement within their first 100 days 📆

01/10/2026

Kyla has been a care and support worker for 12 years.

Care and support workers keep people out of hospital, living independently, and connected to their communities.

Paying them properly isn’t just fair, it’s the right thing to do.

📆We’re calling on the next Government to restore pay equity and fund the care and support settlement within their first 100 days. ✅

01/10/2026

In the lead up to the general election, Māori workers will have an opportunity to meet Māori candidates in a series of election hui across the Māori electorates.

Te Rūnanga o Ngā Kaimahi Māori (CTU Rūnanga) and the Public Service Association Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi (PSA) are hosting these hui to ensure that the priorities of kaimahi Māori and their whānau are front and centre in this election.

Over the past three years, kaimahi Māori are faced endless attacks on our rights as Māori and as workers. It’s never been more important to engage and ensure that politicians are held accountable.

📆Find a hui near you. 📍link in bio.

The Green Party just announced their commitment to repealing the Government’s changes to the Equal Pay Act, restoring th...
01/10/2026

The Green Party just announced their commitment to repealing the Government’s changes to the Equal Pay Act, restoring the original law and settling the care and support workers’ claim in the first 100 days of a new govt. They also committed to pass legislation to settle the claim if that is what it takes.

This announcement sets the benchmark on what is needed for pay equity to become a reality for care and support workers in New Zealand

01/10/2026

Tanya has been a care and support worker for 11 years.

Care and support workers keep people out of hospital, living independently, and connected to their communities. And we all know our health system is bursting at the seams.

Paying them properly isn’t just fair, it’s good for families and our economy. It means fewer children growing up in poverty, and more money going back into local communities 🔥

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Wellington
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