Ending door-to-door delivery: shockingly bad business, bad for communities
Ending door-to-door delivery: shockingly bad business, bad for communities
Federal public sector unions are joining forces to challenge an unprecedented assault on collective bargaining and workplace health and safety by the Conservative government.
The Conservative government is attacking our right to collective bargaining and our right to defend ourselves in the workplace.
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Tentative FB Agreement Reached with Treasury Board
Current public service workers will move to the new system in April 2014 with losing pay or having pay withheld.
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After arguing the case back in May, we finally received the arbitrator’s decision on the classification conversion.
While payments have started, Canada Post has to review records for 30,000 current and former employees.
The ballots have been counted and a majority of members of the Border Services (FB) group have voted in favor of the tentative agreement with Treasury Board. After two years and a half of bargain
Canada Post's plan to end urban door to door delivery while increasing postage rates is both shockingly bad business and bad for the communities the crown corporation serves.
Veterans and the workers who serve them want Minister Julian Fantino to stop misleading veterans about what they will be able to access at Service Canada if Veterans Affairs office closures go forward next year.
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You can help veterans stop the closure of the Veterans Affairs offices in their communities. In the lead-up to Remembrance Day and beyond, PSAC members will be working with veterans to organize events in their communities and urge Members of Parliament to speak out against the closures.