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More industrial action on the horizon at Ministry of Justice
After one month of rolling industrial action, PSA
members at the Ministry of Justice are now voting on whether
or not to take further industrial action after their long
running talks to reach a new collective agreement hit
another stalemate.
PSA’s MOJ National Delegates
Committee has recommended continuing work to rule actions
that commenced at the same time as a nation-wide strike on
19 September.
The ballot on whether to continue
industrial action will close on Wednesday 24 October.
PSA members throughout the Ministry of Justice include Court Reporters, Court Registry Officers, Victim Advisors, Family Court Coordinators and workers from the Ministry’s head office and specific courts such as the Māori Land Court.
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