Workforce

Allied health workers including 400 hospital pharmacy staff say they are no closer to settling their pay claim with the DHBs, nearly a month after an Employment Court ruling prevented them from striking

Ten thousand PSA allied, public health, scientific and technical workers are still waiting for an acceptable offer from DHBs to settle their collective agreement negotiations

Thank you to all healthcare workers for the great work you are doing, especially in areas hardest hit by COVID-19

The seaside village of Oneroa on Waiheke Island is busy on yet another hot sunny day. As boats bob in Oneroa Bay, out­side café tables are full of day trippers, and getting a park isn’t easy

Jordan Macdonald, a community pharmacist in Dunedin and executive member of Ngā Kaitiaki o te Puna Rongoā (MPA), reflects on the demands of COVID-19, with help from other members of the organisation

The Employment Court has issued an injunction preventing 10,000 allied health workers, including 400 hospital pharmacy staff, from striking today

District Health Boards have welcomed the Employment Court’s ruling to stop tomorrow’s planned strike by Allied Health workers that would have impacted a range of hospital, community and outpatient services

DHBs will go to court to stop a strike planned by 10,000 allied health workers, including 400 hospital pharmacy staff

District Health Boards have asked the Employment Court to stop a planned strike by Allied Health workers this Friday, ahead of facilitation scheduled next week

The PSA will be vigorously opposing the DHBs’ attempts to stop strike action by 10,000 allied, scientific and technical health workers planned for Friday