Thousands of employees of the Inland Revenue will leave their post to protest tomorrow

Thousands of frustrated workers in the Inland Revenue will leave their jobs nationwide tomorrow to protest wage bargaining

Nearly 3,000 employees of the Public Service Association (PSA) are going to strike for four hours "

" This is not fair, and it is not good, our members are calling for two very reasonable things: fair pay systems and a modest general wage increase.

"We are not PSA National Secretary Glenn Barclay said:

Barclay said the decision to hit again was difficult for many IRD members, but it was something they had to do.

"PSA members stand together want a fair deal and a better working life. [19659002]" One in four employees earns less than $ 48,000, and we've heard many stories from workers at work. IR struggling to make ends meet, relying on tax credits that they administer themselves "

. Strike in unison with employees of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) July 9 and 23.

In Auckland, members will take leave from 8:30 to 12:30 and in all other centers they will walk (19659013) Whangarei : 12h March around the city

• Manukau: 11h Breakfast gathering at Manukau Court Square

• Takapuna: 11am Rally lunch on the square in front of the Takapuna War Memorial

• Penrose: 11 am Rally lunch at the office E tū [19659002] • Hamilton: 12h00 plaques around the building of the IR building

• Te Rapa: [1 9459017] From 9 am to 10:30 am, signs at the traffic lights at the corner of Te Rapa and Garnett Streets

• Palmerston North: Gathering at the Globe

• Wellington: 11 am – 12:30 pm Question and Answer Session at PSA House

• Christchurch: Community Work at the SPCA, Ronald McDonald House, Christchurch City Mission, and Rannerdale Veterans Retreat House

Timaru: Community Work for Women's Shelter

• Dunedin: Community Work with Presbyterian Support to Help the Food Bank and Clear the Gardens of Their Manse Home at Moray Place

• Members in Invercargill, Nelson, Gisborne, Napier, Greymouth and Tauranga are going also leave work.