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Stewart Little

@StewLittlePSA

General Secretary, Public Service Association of NSW / Branch Secretary, Community & Public Sector Union NSW Branch

 New South Wales, Australia
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Joined October 2015
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Workers are the new boss, and their job is to ensure the PM hits his KPIs smh.com.au/business/the-econ…
Who’s the boss? In the PM’s brave new economy, it’s the worker

Who’s the boss? In the PM’s brave new economy, it’s the worker

The Albanese government is raising our expectations of a brave new world of full employment with secure, well-paying jobs. Sounds great, but can they deliver?

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Should Qantas CEO Alan Joyce repay Covid handouts after airline’s $2.47b profits? news.com.au/travel/travel-ad…
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It’s extraordinary to think that the new reserve bank governor will attempt to push thousands of Australian workers into unemployment in order to keep the inflation rate down #auspol
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This is outrageous. Former Deloitte partner David Milo used confidential Defence documents at his new business, Synergy 360 #auspol smh.com.au/politics/federal/…
Ex-Deloitte partner used confidential Defence documents to win work for his new business

Ex-Deloitte partner used confidential Defence documents to win work for his new business

Controversial consultant David Milo used material he obtained as a partner at Deloitte to further his private interests after he left the firm.

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NDIS now exact opposite of what was intended, It was used as an excuse by the former NSW government to close down all public #disability services and exit the sector. smh.com.au/politics/federal/…
NDIS now ‘exact opposite of what was intended’, says scheme’s godfather

NDIS now ‘exact opposite of what was intended’, says scheme’s godfather

In an interim report on the scheme, NDIS architect Bruce Bonyhady says people are pressured to present “the worst version of themselves or their children” to get help.

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The super guarantee is increasing: Make sure you're not ripped off. thenewdaily.com.au/finance/2…

The super guarantee is increasing: Make sure you're not ripped off

Workers are being urged to check their payslips and super accounts, with minimum contributions set to rise from this week.

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"Through 12 years of savage cuts the former state government hollowed out the NSW public service and shoved private consultancy firms into the gaps." My piece in today's Sunday Telegraph. #auspol #nswpol
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Murat Dizdar@dizdarm6 Jun 2023
Great to engage with the @psansw Schools Departmental Committee delegates - great feedback on areas we can get better for our staff in schools.
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Great to have the NSW Department of Education Acting Secretary Murat Dizdar visit PSA House this morning to spend some time with the Schools Departmental Committee delegates and discuss a number of issues of importance to PSA members @NSWEducation @dizdarm
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Great to have the NSW Deputy Premier and Minister for Education @pruecar at PSA House this week to meet with our delegates from the Schools Admin Working Group and the Special Education Working Group. @NSWEducation
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The Public Sector Needs a Pay Rise #nsw #nswpol
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The Public Sector Needs a Pay Rise #nswpol
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.@GerardHayesHSU Secretary and I spoke to @9NewsSyd @lizziedaniels about our expectations regarding a public sector pay rise. The government's number one priority should be looking after their workforce because they are the people out there looking after the community #nswpol
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NSW government to consider reviving axed bus services, but won’t rip up private contracts theguardian.com/australia-ne…

NSW government to consider reviving axed bus services, but won’t rip up private contracts

Taskforce to examine consequences of bus privatisation as well as other issues plaguing sector such as driver shortages

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Pharmacy lobby president weeps over prospect of 60-day scripts smh.com.au/politics/federal/… #auspol #costofliving
Pharmacy lobby president weeps over prospect of 60-day scripts

Pharmacy lobby president weeps over prospect of 60-day scripts

Pharmacy Guild president Trent Twomey choked back tears as he told government MPs to “get off your arse” and talk to pharmacists who would lose out.

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Sydney Buses: It appears the former Coalition government locked us into $5 billion in contracts until 2030s #nswpol smh.com.au/national/nsw/deal…
Deals on the bus: Sydney locked into $5 billion in contracts until 2030s

Deals on the bus: Sydney locked into $5 billion in contracts until 2030s

The previous state government signed multiple long-term deals with private bus operators in the months leading up to the election.

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'Inequality on steroids' as Australia's rich take 93 per cent of the gains. abc.net.au/news/2023-04-12/i…
'Inequality on steroids' as Australia's rich take 93 per cent of the gains, argues new report

'Inequality on steroids' as Australia's rich take 93 per cent of the gains, argues new report

A new report suggests Australia is becoming more inequitable, with 93 per cent of pre-tax gains in the economy going to the top 10 per cent of earners.

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