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PSA and IRD reach proposed settlement

Published: Tue 4 May 2004 04:59 PM
PSA Press Release
May 4, 2004
PSA and IRD reach proposed settlement
The PSA and Inland Revenue teams negotiating the renewal of the Inland Revenue/PSA Collective Agreement have reached a proposed settlement, PSA national secretary Richard Wagstaff said today.
“The proposed settlement, which was reached late last week, provides some immediate enhancements to the current Collective Agreement and sufficiently addresses issues on which both Inland Revenue and PSA wanted to make progress to provide a good platform for the future.”
Richard Wagstaff said the PSA represents over half of the department’s 4,800 staff and the department and the union had worked hard to achieve the proposed settlement for PSA members.
“Some aspects of the settlement reflect the value to Inland Revenue of having staff negotiate collectively through the PSA, the PSA’s collective influence in Inland Revenue, and the parties’ joint commitment to the PSA’s Partnership for Quality strategy – which aims to improve the quality of New Zealand’s public services.
ENDS

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