The Conservative government is attacking our right to collective bargaining and our right to...
The Conservative government is attacking our right to collective bargaining and our right to defend ourselves in the workplace.
Equity Conferences: commitment to action
Bill C-4 takes away the democratic rights of federal public sector employees and undermines health and safety laws
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.
PSAC members will be working with veterans to urge MPs to stop the closures.
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Bargaining for a new contract with CFIA broke down this week after three frustrating days of negotiations.
PSAC mourns former South African President Nelson Mandela who died Dec. 5 at age 95.
An attempt by Veterans Affairs Minister Julian Fantino to quell growing outrage over VAC office closures appears to have backfired, leaving veterans even more determined to stop the closures.
CFIA bargaining got off to a rocky start this week, with the Employer bargaining team flatly rejecting almost every single recommendation made by the Public Interest Commission.
Vote on the last proposal from Canada Post will be taking place as soon as possible
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Bill C-4 (the federal Budget Implementation Act) will limit our rights in collective bargaining, health and safety, and grievances. Register for this webinar
December 9
December 10 is a day to reflect on the status of human rights in Canada and around the world.
December 10
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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.