PSAC’s President and VP on a cross-country mobilization tour
PSAC’s President and VP on a cross-country mobilization tour
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Too many Canadians are splitting pills or skipping days to stretch out their prescriptions. It's time for a universal prescription drug plan.
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Parks members have been bargaining since January, and each time they have been met with a reluctant, unprepared employer who continues to demonstrate they have been given no mandate on key issues.
The Public Service Alliance of Canada welcomes a significant class action victory that could impact many PSAC members.
During the last round of bargaining, PSAC negotiated improved annual leave provisions for public service workers who have had a break in service during their career.
“Just months away from an election, the federal government is trying to sow divisions within the federal public service after refusing to provide fair compensation for Phoenix damages to almost 60% of their unionized workers – the PSAC membership.
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