The Public Services Association is the largest most powerful Trade Union representing over 80,000 workers from over 100 public service organizations in Trinidad and Tobago.
Who we are
The Public Services Association of Trinidad and Tobago (PSA) is a trade union representing over 80’000 workers from over 100 public services nationally. Originally known as the Civil Service Association, the PSA is a not-for-profit organisation registered in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
From our rich history, having represented the causes of our members, we’ve created along the path of our history edifices that lend testimony to the courage, resilience and foresight of those who’ve led our organization. We are confident that our institution has etched for itself an indelible mark in the annals of Trinidad and Tobago
Our Approach
By forging an inclusive approach to labour relations, we will create an informed, motivated and empowered Public Officer who is respected, well compensated and enjoys sustainable work.
Vision Statement
A learning organization, re-defining benchmarks of advocacy in the arena of Industrial Relations, expanding the range of economic and social benefits, and promoting cultural awareness among those within our community of interests, through strategic alliances.
Mission Statement
Providing quality uncompromising representation to our diverse membership, under the guidance of strong leadership in an environment of trust, integrity and respect for moral and ethical principles and the Constitution of the PSA
Meet Our Leaders
FELISHA THOMAS
First Vice President
SUSAN P. GREY
General Secretary
WATSON SOLOMON DUKE
Former President of the Public Services Association & Political Leader of the Progressive Democratic Patriots. (PDP)
AVINASH MAHARAJH
Second Vice President
RIA RALPH-WATSON
Deputy General Secretary
Know Your Constitution!
PSA Insights
Ordinary members explain their daily challenges and why they have chosen to be active union members.
Sonia Johnson
Arima Borough Corporation
Alicia Mark Baptiste
Town & Country Division
Public Servants
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