Public Services Association of New South Wales Library Officers' Vocational Branch records

MLMSS 10942

fonds

approximately 1971-1985

9605479

2.21 metres of textual material (13 boxes)

The Public Service Association of NSW (PSA) was formed from a meeting of public servants on 16 March, 1899 at Aarons’ Exchange Hotel in Gresham Street, Sydney where it was formally decided to form the union. An interim committee was established to draw up a constitution which was adopted on 21 April of that year. The constitution was subsequently adopted by a meeting of public servants on 9 June, 1899 at the Protestant Hall, in Castlereagh Street, Sydney, with elections for Council taking place in August 1899. The newly elected Council appointed the PSA’s first Chairman or President, Cornelius Delohery and W.A. Thomson as Honorary Secretary.
The PSA is a union which covers employees in the government, university and related public sector in New South Wales, is registered under New South Wales state legislation and is affiliated with the Labor Council of New South Wales. In 2021 it had approximately 38,000 members.

Box 1
1982 Industrial Commission applications Matter 780 of 1982

Box 2
Public Services Association Annual Conference, Agenda and Report, and related papers 1982-1983
Crown Employees Librarians Award, Crown Employees Archivist Award, submissions and court proceedings

Box 3
Technological Change Committee, correspondence and minutes 1982-1983
Correspondence

Box 4
Public Services Association of NSW Archivists and Librarians Branch minutes, agendas and papers 1982-1983
Correspondence

Box 5
Government Information Services Management Committee
Industrial Award files
Correspondence

Box 6
Public Services Association of NSW Archivists and Librarians Branch correspondence 1976-1980
Hospital Libraries correspondence

Box 7
Public Services Association of NSW Archivists and Librarians Branch minutes, agendas and papers 1971-1981
TAFE questionnaires
Salaries agreement 1973
Executive Committee minutes 1977-1983

Box 8
Agreements 1978-1980
Correspondence 1981
Public Services Association of NSW Archivists and Librarians Branch Executive correspondence 1975-1976

Box 9
Public Services Association of NSW Notices 1977
Correspondence 1978
Public Services Association of NSW restructure
Flexible working hours
Women’s Council

Box 10
Correspondence 1983
Public Services Association of NSW restructure
Membership 1983

Box 11
Public Services Association of NSW restructure
Correspondence 1983-1985

Box 12
Correspondence 1984-1985
Public Services Association of NSW Archivists and Librarians Branch minutes, agendas and papers 1984-1985

Box 13
1982 Industrial Commission applications Matter 780 of 1982
Correspondence 1982

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