CPSA
Civil and Public Servants' Association

CPSA is a not-for-profit association, which currently has 30,000 members.

Insurance has always been an important benefit for CPSA members.

CPSA mission statement is to be a leader in developing and serving sales professionals.

He was also involved in the trade union movement serving on the national executive of the CPSA.

The CPSA also "provides leadership and direction on health and related policy issues".

The project was shelved in July 2009 following the withdrawal of the CPSA.

The CPSA was declared illegal in 1950.

CPSA is an abbreviation for the following organizations/institutions:

The CPSA was formed on August 31, 1975.

CPSA is known for two main member benefits; the first is membership savings and the second is professional development.

From 1938 onwards, he was nearly continuously a member of the central executive committee of the CPSA.

CPSA can stand for:

The CPSA had close relations with other Arab communist parties and was a pro-Soviet party.

Today, it is simply referred to as "The Knowledge Centre" by CPSA.

The CPSA regulates the standards of safety and competition at 450 affiliated and registered grounds around the country.

It does not point out, or perhaps know, that the CPSA is not affiliated to the Labour Party.

The remainder of the NLF founded the CPSA in 1975.

Following the withdrawal of the CPSA, the NRA shelved the project indefinitely.

But CPSA spokesman Geoff Evans said yesterday that it was the tip of the iceberg.

He began work with the trade union movement and joined the Communist Party of South Africa CPSA.

She was also active in the CPSA (became the PCS in 1998) as a shop steward.

CPSA members receive discounts in four different categories, they are; travel savings, insurance savings, automobile savings, and business savings.

CPSA is also considering marketing BTSidekick to other associations as white-label product.

In 1986, Macreadie stood for the post of General Secretary of the CPSA.

The University of Alberta (U of A) took over from the CPSA in licensing physicians after 1910.