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Employment Court denies injunction against PSA members
Employment Court denies injunction sought against PSA members by Ministry of Justice
The Employment Court in
Auckland has today ruled in favour of the lawfulness of the
strike action that PSA members have been taking in recent
weeks in an ongoing dispute with the Ministry of Justice
over an unfair pay system and failure to agree on an across
the board pay increase.
The decision to deny the
Ministry’s application for an interim injunction means
that there is no barrier to further such action, including
strikes with a notice period of 30
minutes.
ENDS
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