PSA Probation Members Consider New Deal
Tuesday, 10 July 2001, 6:19 pm
Press Release: Public Service Association
PSA PROBATION MEMBERS CONSIDER NEW DEAL
PSA members
working for the Community Probation Service will be meeting
early next week to consider an improved offer to settle a
new Collective Agreement.
" After working through the
proposal with national delegates for two days, we are now in
a position to take the offer out to members." said PSA
national secretary Richard Wagstaff.
The PSA will be
sending out detailed information to members over the next
couple of days and holding meetings next week.
"The
offer is an improvement. It is now up to members to decide
whether or not to accept it".
Members will be voting on
the new offer at the scheduled meetings and results should
be known before the end of next
week.
ENDS
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