Public Services International The global union federation of workers in public services

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PSI is proud to represent workers across a range of key public sectors. Our sectoral work allows us to both recognize the unique needs of workers in different sectors while developing the key struggles which unite us all.
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To build the global strength of public sector trade unions to advance the rights and interests of working people and to promote quality public services as essential in building fair
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PSI is the Global Union Federation fighting for public services, bringing together 700 trade unions representing 30 million workers in 154 countries. We stand up for Quality Public Services for all, trade union rights and a fairer share for working people the world over. We bring the voice of public service workers to the global level, through our work within the UN, ILO and other International Organisations.
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Swedish union donates centenary celebration funds in solidarity with Turkish unionists

Dec 05, 2018
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PSI/1199SEIU Roundtable on the Refugee Crisis – Uphold Our Humanity!

Sep 22, 2016
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PSI meets with Swedish State Secretary for Migration

Sep 22, 2016
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PSI Executive Board: the members talk

May 28, 2015
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Billions disappearing through tax evasion

Nov 19, 2014
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PSI Vice President appointed Minister in Sweden

Oct 06, 2014
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PSI Vice President Annika Strandhäll was appointed Minister for Social Security and Head of the Ministry of Social Affairs in Sweden on 3 October 2014.