The new PSA/CPSU NSW training timetable is available for members. 

“Our courses are, once again, delivered in a variety of ways; online, in Sydney at PSA House or in regional locations,” said Senior Organiser and Educator Anne Kennelly. 

Courses that have been popular in the past, such as the Role of the Delegate and Preventing Bullying at Work remain on the timetable.
In addition, the PSA/CPSU NSW is continuing its five-day Health and Safety Representative courses and the one-day refreshers on the same subject.

In the lead-up to the election, the Training Unit also ran webinars on the Real Jobs, Real Wages campaign, which looked at the effects of policies such
as privatisation and the wage cap on members’ working lives.

Most PSA/CPSU NSW members work under Awards and Enterprise Agreements that include provisions for Union Training Leave. This means members attending a PSA/CPSU NSW course need not dip into other leave entitlements.

“If you want to do more to make your workplace better for your colleagues, union training is a good place to start,” said Ms Kennelly. “If you want to know more, please check out www.psa.asn.au or www.cpsunsw.org.au or you can email us directly at [email protected].”