ABOUT US
The PSA (Public Servants Association of South Africa) is a registered trade union at the forefront of labour developments.
The PSA is the largest, politically non-affiliated, fully-representative union in the Public Service. With a proud history of more than a century of service to its members, the PSA represents more than 245 000 public-sector employees.
VISION
Enhancing the PSA's position as a politically independent trade union that is recognised and respected in both South Africa and the global labour market for its dominance and professionalism in the broader public sector, distinguished by its organisational agility, innovation, and responsiveness to labour and socio-economic issues.
MISSION
Continue to ensure the sustainability of the PSA as a Union and employer of Choice through ensuring effective member structures, Board, and Administration, expanding value-adding partnerships to protect the rights and to promote the interests of members in the relevant communication platforms.
The following values guide the PSA’s conduct aimed at achieving the Union’s mission: Loyalty, transparency, respect, ethical conduct, consistency, and service excellence.
IN THE NEWS
KZN Education Department faces criticism over delayed resource allocation
KZN Education Department faces criticism over delayed resource allocationState medical aid premiums now unaffordable, claims PSA
State medical aid premiums now unaffordable, claims PSAGender-based violence helpline cut off, survivors pay the price
Gender-based violence helpline cut off, survivors pay the pricePSA calls for more power to Auditor-General to act against overspending
PSA calls for more power to Auditor-General to act against overspendingPSA calls for audit of public health facilities to identify, address fire risks
PSA calls for audit of public health facilities to identify, address fire risksPOISONED FOOD: PUBLIC SERVANTS ASSOCIATION PRAISES POLICE FOR RAIDS ON KZN WAREHOUSES
POISONED FOOD: PUBLIC SERVANTS ASSOCIATION PRAISES POLICE FOR RAIDS ON KZN WAREHOUSESPSA calls on police minister to beef up safety measures at public institutions
PSA calls on police minister to beef up safety measures at public institutionsWhy Government Printing Works can’t handle matric exam printing
Why Government Printing Works can’t handle matric exam printingPOWER PLANT INSPECTORS LIVE IN FEAR AFTER GETTING THREATS
POWER PLANT INSPECTORS LIVE IN FEAR AFTER GETTING THREATS
PUBLICATIONS
PSA Link 13/2019
PSALink 13 of 2019_
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