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Workers should not be penalized for taking time off work for things that are out of their control, such as illness or family emergencies.
Questions and answers about the Phoenix pay system
The committee tasked to deal with Phoenix-related compensation, co-chaired by PSAC National President Robyn Benson and the Secretary of the Treasury Board, met earlier this week.
The Treasury Board’s offer to compensate public service workers for Phoenix-related losses came in the wake of PSAC demands and a court application filed by PSAC and several other public service unions.
On the last day of the hearings on PSAC’s unfair labour practice complaint regarding Phoenix, the employer argued that the on
Our bargaining team came back to the table prepared to resolve all outstanding issues at the table and to renew our collective agreement.
The PA bargaining team has done everything possible to try and negotiate an agreement with Treasury Board.
Our EB bargaining team met with the employer three times over the past week.
Our TC bargaining team was back at the negotiating table this week.
Our FB bargaining team spent this past week in negotiations with our Treasury Board/CBSA.
We expected to hear the Liberal agenda. Instead, this government continued to push the Conservative agenda in negotiations.
PSAC’s bargaining team was able to secure a tentative agreement that we will be putting forward to the membership.
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Media Contacts
Véronique Breton
Mobile: 343-540-8882
Email: BretonV@psac-afpc.com
Allison Pilon
Mobile: 613-883-0272
Email: PilonA@psac-afpc.com
PSAC spokespeople
Robyn Benson, National president
Chris Aylward, Executive Vice-President
