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April/May 2004 ContentsColumns Cover Story Features General Interest News Columns
23 April 2004 [Full Story] Hard slog necessary for new pay deal 23 April 2004 [Full Story] Cover Story
The PSA is preparing to lodge a claim for a 25% increase over the next two years. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] Features
At 76, Aboriginal Elder Sylvia Scott has retired after more than 40 years of dedicated effort to improve the lives of Aboriginal people across Sydney. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] Intranet made easy The PSA has developed an excellent new template which allows PSA members to easily create a personalised intranet site for their department. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] General Interest
The Union Shopper is a one hundred percent union owned service specifically designed to ensure that union members and union members alone receive the very best possible deal on a wide variety of purchases. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] News
The PSA will strongly defend the jobs that were ear marked for the axe in the Mini Budget. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] PSA says no to forest privatisation The NSW Government’s plans to grab a $700 million one-off sum by selling state-owned plantation forests has hit rough ground, with the PSA and other unions standing tall in opposition to the move. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] Steve Turner new Assistant General Secretary The PSA’s Central Council elected Steve Turner as the new Assistant General Secretary in March. 23 April 2004 [Full Story] University bargaining at a glance 23 April 2004 [Full Story] |
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