Incident leadership development course

Posted 3 Apr '19 under National

A second pilot for this course is to be held in June.

There are a number of issues around the course causing concern:

Which Incident command system we are using in the future
The mixed attendee model
Implications towards future command and control design

By agreement the second pilot is being held and our members are free to apply.

The second pilot course is for NZPFU members only.

The first received good reviews and has been developed in consultation with the NZPFU.

The future of this course will be decided in due course as is the continuing involvement of NZPFU members.

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Season’s Greetings and Office Hours

22 Dec '22

The Auckland Local wishes all members a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The Auckland Office will be closed from the afternoon of Friday 23 December 2022, reopening on Monday 9 January 2023.

Ratification Meeting next Tuesday 13th Dec at 5pm

8 Dec '22

As you will be well aware by now, we have finally reached an agreed term of settlement in the negotiation for a new CEA. The NZPFU is recommending members accept it and ratify the settlement offer. The National Committee has completely wrung out the sponge for every possible drop of benefit to members, and it's now our turn to act.