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

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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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Migration Affects Public Services More than We Think

Nov 29, 2019
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Fresenius: unions launch first-ever global care workers’ alliance

May 15, 2019
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PSI commiserates with WHO on the killing of Epidemiologist fighting Ebola

Apr 25, 2019
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Right to Health - Volume 2, Issue 1 2019 (Jan-Mar)

Apr 17, 2019
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People over profit: End policies that undermine Health for All

Apr 05, 2019
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IMF conditionalities promote unhealthy conditions

Apr 05, 2019
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A report by EURODAD investigates the IMF policy of attaching policy conditions to its loans. Not only do these conditionalities undermine the sovereignty of countries that receive IMF loans, they also promote austerity measures to detriment of public services.