Public Service Association

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Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) A democratic union of 95,000+ people working in Aotearoa's state, community, local government and health sectors.

The image is a blurred photo of people at a rally in green and an image of four health workers holding up health slogan signs in the foreground in orange. "Health workers to strike" is the headline in white text.
A graphic tile showing a pie graph indicating 65 percent of people in favour of strikes. 25%totally opposed and 10% unsure. Tabolt Mills research poll is in the bottom left corner.
A graphic tile that says Breaking news 17,00 Policy, Advisory, Knowledge & Specialist health workers to strike on Thursday October 23. The Stand Together For Health and PSA logos are in the corners.
A graphic tile that says Breaking news West Coast home support workers to strike on Thursday 23 October. The Stand Together For Health and PSA logos are in the corners.
The image is a dark-green photo of a blurred scene from a PSA rally. The text reads: 'Breaking news'. '3,500 Mental Health & Public Health Nurses to Strike on Thursday October 23.’ PSA logos are in the bottom corners.
The image is a dark-orange photo of a blurred scene from a PSA rally. The text reads: 'Breaking news'. '11,500 Allied health workers to strike 24 hours on Thursday October 23'. PSA logos are in the bottom corners.
The image is a photograph of a Living Wage event in Wellington overlaid with a reddish-brown filter and yellow and white text. The text reads “VOTE FOR THE LIVING WAGE. VOTE FOR A BETTER FUTURE. People, just like pipes, need to be paid a decent wage. And, just like infrastructure, you get what you pay for. Workers who are not stressing about how they’re going to pay for their kid’s shoes or dog-tired from working a second job, are better workers. Better workers make for better services for local communities – whether that be rubbish collection, running the library, or repairing roads. FIND OUT MORE: psa.org.nz/local2025 There is a PSA logo in the bottom right-hand corner.
The tile has a background of an image of the crowd from outside the filing at the High Court overlaid with a pink filter. In the centre of the image is a screenshot of the RNZ article with the headline “Union 'ready to fight' government on pay equity law changes” and a group photo beneath.
Outside looking back toward Lambton Quay. A close-up of a person holding up a placard that reads “GOVT SO BAD EVEN THE INTORVERTS ARE HERE…” Two other people are standing behind looking toward the speaker.
The image is a clipping of an article from a print paper surrounded by an orange frame. There is a photo of attendees at Sunday's rally outside the offices of Te Roopu Taurimu. The people in the image are holding various union placards and PSA flags. The rest of the image is the printed text of the news article.
The image is a photo of a close-up from a Fight Back for Health Rally. There are multiple placards, signs and banners with Fight Back for Health and Invest in our Health themed slogans. The image is overlayed with an orange filter and has white text, The text reads: "Sign the petition:" "SAVE SEGAR HOUSE Psychotherapy Service" "http://together.org.nz/save_rauaroha_segar_house...". A white PSA logo is at the bottom.
Image is a reddish-brown tile with an image from Hīkoi mo Te Tiriti just visible underneath. The tile has blocks of white and yellow text: “SUBMIT AGAINST THE REGULATORY STANDARDS BILL” “FIND OUT MORE: psa.org.nz/rsb”.
Indoors. a large group of people are facing the camera, captured mid-cheer. They are holding a variety of PSA flags, stand together and union themed placards and solidarity signs for MSA bargaining.
Indoors. Dame Marylin Waring is standing in front of media microphones reading out a statement. Fleur Fitzsimons is to her left and Martin Robinson stands behind.
Pie graph titled '83% of kiwis want more public spending'. 48% increase spending by a lot, 35% increase spending by a bit, 11% stay the same, 3% decrease spending.
A pink tile with text. A blurred photo of people on a PE rally is slightly visible underneath. The text reads “Protect Pay Equity Budget Hui. Walking buses to Parliament”. There is a worth 100% PSA logo and a white arrow pointing to the right that has ‘location maps’ underneath.
Protect pay equity. Thursday 22 May. Parliament lawn. 1-2pm. The background is an image of people gathered at a protest. There's the PSA logo and worth 100% bubble.
The image is a photo of PSA Kaihautū Māori Janice Panoho looking straight at the camera. There is a quote to the left of her that says "The future of the Waitangi Tribunal is not just a Māori issue, it is a matter of national integrity, justice, and honouring our founding covenant." The Maniaia logo is bottom left of the image.
A crowd of people facing the steps of parliament listening to a speaker. There are PSA flags and NZEI flying high. There are various placards with Pay Equity statements and union slogans.
📸Image description. A black tile with white text “Pay equity means fair pay for all. It means valuing community support workers, teachers, library assistants, and more. The Government is widening the gender pay gap.” A red PSA logo is bottom centre.
The image is a black and white photograph of the first state houses in Miramar during construction. The bottom third of the image is a reddish-brown banner with "Hundreds of Kāinga Ora jobs proposed to go in latest Govt attack on public housing" in white text.
A group of five people are standing grouped together facing the camera, smiling. They are in the interior of the Te Pāti Kākāiriki caucus room at Parliament. There is a board table to the right of the group and a couch to the left.
The image is a photograph of a person at a rally holding up a sign that has "PUBLIC SERVICE SAVES LIVES!!" handwritten across it with a PSA braded band across the top. The bottom third of the image is solid black with "PSA litigation stops health restructure of three directorates" in white text.
Image is a photo overlaid with a bright pink filter. A person on a Pay Equity rally holds up a sign that reads "UNDERPAID & UNDERVALUED", the PSA care + support logo is the bottom corner of the sign. There is a street scene in the background. "100 Days since landmark Pay Equity Deal Expired" in bold whit text is in the bottom right corner.
A blurred photograph of the crowd at Maranga Ake 2024. In the centre of the image is the text “SAVE THE DATE” MAY 1” “2025”.
Image is a blue and pink coloured photo of the parliament buildings. In black is the headline "Workers sound alarm as Govt cuts impact services Kiwis rely on". "MEDIA RELEASE" is in the bottom left corner in black text. A Kauri seed PSA logo is to the right.
Image is a black and white close-up photo of puzzle pieces and children’s blocks. In orange is the headline " Minister must reverse all Oranga Tamariki cuts after Barnardos u-turn". "MEDIA RELEASE" is in the top right corner in orange text. A white PSA logo is beneath.
A black and white portrait photograph of Ernie Abbot, facing the camera holding up a cauliflower. Ernie is a late middle-aged man with short hair and has a warm smile.
A background of small images of collaged PSA journals from 1914-2023 overlaid with modern bold red text that says ‘110 yrs of the PSA’ with 1913-2023 in smaller text.
A close up image of a collaged photograph of Samuel Parnell (on elderly 19th century man with mutton chops and in a suit) wearing an illustrated chefs hat and holding a fork with a sausage. The image is coloured red and has a white outline with ornate patterns in each corner. The OSA logo is too centre with ‘Labour Day’ underneath in bold white text. The bottom of the image has the text ‘Fire up the barbie & celebrate the 8-hour working day that NZers like us fought for, and won.’ Also in white.