Campaigns – Active
This is the category that contains all our active campaigns.
2025 Labour Day Message from PSA President -Felisha Thomas
In honour of Labour Day, PSA President Felisha Thomas shares a powerful message on the strength of the working class, the importance of solidarity, and the role of the PSA in protecting workers’ rights across Trinidad and Tobago. Today, we celebrate the contributions of every worker who continues to move
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GOVERNMENT’S CALCULATED DECEPTION: FOIA REVEALS NO ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE, NO HUMAN RESOURCE POLICY, NO JOB DESCRIPTIONS, NO SALARY RANGES IN ENFORCEMENT DIVISION AT TTRA!
An attempt was made by the Government to force public officers of the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR) and Customs and Excise (CED) to make a choice as outlined in Section 18(2) of the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority Act (TTRA Act) by 31st July 2024 when there exists no
URGENT NOTICE TO ALL PUBLIC OFFICERS AT IRD AND CED – DON’T BE BULLIED! WITHOUT INFORMATION THERE CAN BE NO CHOICE
The Public Services Association of Trinidad and Tobago has been true to our word and has continued to challenge the constitutionality of the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority (TTRA) on behalf of you as public officers and citizens of this country. This constitutional challenge has been fought all the way
Government gives undertaking to the Privy Council
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council today heard the PSA’s appeal concerning the constitutional challenge to the validity of the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority (TTRA). The panel comprised Lord Reed (President), Lords Llyod-Jones, Burrows and Stephens and Lady Simler.
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PSA TTRA PRESS RELEASE 27TH JUNE 2024 – PSA CONDEMNS MINISTER IMBERT
The Public Services Association (PSA) condemns in the strongest possible terms the recent action by Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert, whereby he issued letters to officers in the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR) and Customs and Excise Division (CED) to pressure them into joining the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority
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COURT OF APPEAL GRANTS INJUNCTION BLOCKING TTRA – 04th June 2024
The Public Services Association (PSA) is pleased to announce that the Court of Appeal today granted leave to the PSA for it to take its appeal against the establishment of the TTRA to the Privy Council. The Court of Appeal comprising Justices of Appeal Mark Mohammed, Charmaine Pemberton and Mira
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PSA continues legal challenge as Govt names 3 TTRA Directors
Click the link below for the full article. PSA continues legal challenge as Govt names 3 TTRA directors – Trinidad Guardian
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Calculate Your Backpay And See What The Government Wants To Take From You
The Governments wants to change the formula for calculating salary increases and Backpay by removing the consolidation of COLA. COLA has always been consolidated. They now want to change that and rob you of your hard earned money. Use the online calculator by clicking on the link. Enter your salary
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LABOUR DAY 2023 – Join us at Fyzabad
LABOUR DAY -19TH JUNE 2023 Join us at Avocat Junction at 9am as we make our way to Charlie King Junction, Fyzabad. The PSA will be based at the Fyzabad Presbyterian School. We look forward to seeing you at Fyzabad on Labour Day, Monday 19th June, 2023
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PSA SECTION ELECTIONS JANUARY 2023
Section elections for the various sections of the Public Services Association of Trinidad and Tobago are carded for January 19th, 2023. The Association encourages all of our members to participate in this very important democratic process. An audited voters’ list can be viewed by clicking the link on the top
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Pay NIB workers
The PSA and the National Insurance Board (NIB) signed an agreement for a 9% wage increase for workers for the period 2014-2016. This agreement was registered at the Industrial Court but to date the workers have not received their increases as stipulated in the agreement. The Minister of Finance has
















