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PSA pays tribute to outgoing State Services Commissioner
PSA pays tribute to outgoing State Services
Commissioner
The Public Service Association wishes Iain Rennie all the best for his new career - after the State Services Commissioner announced he won’t seek reappointment when his contract expires.
Mr Rennie’s
spent eight years in the role and will leave on the 30th of
June.
PSA National Secretaries Erin Polaczuk and Glenn
Barclay say he’s been a firm, calm voice for state
services and the people they employ, and they’ll be sorry
to see him leave.
"We’ve always enjoyed a positive relationship with Iain Rennie, and he’s guided the public service through some difficult times.
"We have had our differences from time to time, , but we’ve always found him to be ready to listen and engage with our members’ concerns.
"We wish him well in whatever he chooses to do next, and we hope his successor will continue to engage with the PSA on matters like equal pay, high engagement and transforming the places our members work."
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