Take a stand for sick leave features public service workers
Take a stand for sick leave features public service workers
PSAC is now accepting applications for the 2014 program
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First step in legal challenge against legislation that gutted federal PS bargaining rights
Changes made following discussions between Treasury Board and Partners Committee
We are all affected by office closures, service cuts and job loss.
PSAC members get discounts on a variety of services: health home and car insurance, credit cards, hotels and travel.
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Health and safety section. Spot a hazard? There's a form for that. Repetitive strain injuries. About accident investigations. Canada Labour Code, Part II.
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It is our position that CBSA’s communications concerning the arming of officers misinformed employees of their rights under both our contract and federal law.
Policy grievances to be filed, legal counsel being consulted.
The CD Howe Institute releases a virtually identical study every year, peddling the same misconceptions about federal pensions and public sector compensation.
The need to protect Canada’s national parks and heritage institutions was top of mind over the weekend, as PSAC members working for Parks Canada gathered in Ottawa.
The union was served with a notice to bargain for the SV bargaining unit on April 4, 2014.
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Over the last several months, the government has misled and misinformed the public about public service sick leave.
Instead of denigrating the hard working people of the public service and cutting services to Canadians, the government should be strengthening public services and celebrating the workers who provide them.