What is Public Servants Association?
The Public Servants Association of South Africa is a trade union for public sector workers in South Africa.
The PSA is the largest politically non-affiliated trade union for public servants in the country. It was founded in 1920 and has a membership of more than 235,000 members.
Public Servants Association Of South Africa Contact Details
COMPANY NAME: PUBLIC SERVANTS ASSOCIATION (PSA)
ADDRESS: 66 RING ROAD, GREEN ACRES, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
PHONE NUMBER :(041)-501-6800
FAX: (041)-501-6812
WEBSITE: http://www.psa.co.za
What does PSA do for its members?
As a trade union, the PSA’s principal purpose is to regulate the relationship between employers and employees.
The PSA creates collective bargaining leverage for its members and provides a service to them by Negotiating fair terms of remuneration and representing their interests in a variety of bargaining councils.
Who can be a member of PSA?
Purview Membership of the PSA is available to all persons employed by the State and any organ of state, other employee groups as may be designated by the Board, or any organization associated and/or related to any organ of state or public service and to those persons as described in section 14.
Who is the leader of the PSA union?
Watson Solomon Duke is the political leader of the party. Mr. Duke who is also the President of the PSA recognized the necessity of the working class to have a voice in the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago.
Who are public servants in South Africa?
At present, the Public Service consists of national and provincial government staff, and municipal staff fall directly under their municipalities, but are also public servants.
Over the next few years, the government will try to place employees of all three spheres of government in one public service.