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About PSAY PSAY is the Youth Network of the Public Service Association.
Our goal is to increase Youth participation and encourage engagement in the PSA and the structures of the union and the workplace. PSA Youth is a network for our younger members, loosely described as those under around 35 years of age. PSAY was launched at a national meeting of young members in May 2008. One of its goals it to encourage young people to participate in union activities and contribute their insights and knowledge. The report of the meeting sets out the network's aims, plans for the future and recommendations for the PSA executive board to consider. Read the report here.
Results of the survey Here are the results of the PSA Youth Survey. We had almost 3,000 responses with 1,200 people pledging further support for PSAY activities. PSAY Survey - collated results. Ariki Taru from Work and Income Kilbirnie won the iPod in a random draw from all the survey respondents. Congratulations. 
Other Youth Union News We have strong links with Stand Up, New Zealand’s youth union movement. Stand Up is a network of young workers across New Zealand who aim to increase awareness of unionism and workers’ rights amongst young New Zealanders and to advocate and campaign on issues important to young people. LATEST HEADLINE: Read Stand Up's release on the 90 day trial
My First Job The department of Labour has recently released a webpage for young works entering the work place for the first time. It contains information about workers’ rights, holidays and legislation. Click here to go to the webpage
The History of Labour Day
Have a peek at this PowerPoint about the history of Labour Day. It was made by three PSAY delegates from Study Link - Karil Rose, Myikah Asovale and Hora Waata.
Your PSAY convenors 
Chiles Tito Charlie Win Karil Rose Benedict Fergusson Contact PSAY To be part of the network or to find out more, email psay@psa.org.nz
PSAY Poster To order a PSAY poster: email enquiries@psa.org.nz
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