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Re-opening frontline offices across the country and reversing cuts to Veterans Affairs Canada would go a long way in re-establishing trust with Canada’s veterans.
We have been in dispute with SSO concerning a new Collective Agreement since bargaining began in February, 2012.
A recent decision by the PSLREB has found that Service Canada discriminated against Doug Nicol, a former EI claims assessor, by failing to accommodate his disabilities in the workplace
PSAC will be conducting a large poll of the membership as part of its ongoing process to ensure that your voices are heard and that your priorities are reflected in the work of our union.
The Supreme Court of Canada released an important decision on January 16, 2015 that reinforces workers’ rights to freedom of association and collective bargaining
Our EB bargaining team met with the employer three times this week, where we tabled proposals on health and safety and
The PA bargaining team met with Treasury Board from January 13-15 to put forward a number of proposals to advance PSAC’s vision for a healthy workplace.
This past week (January 12 through 15) our FB bargaining team met with Treasury Board/CBSA representatives to continue talks for a new collective agreement
Our bargaining team returned to Ottawa January 12-16, 2015, to resume negotiations with Treasury Board
The Public Service Alliance of Canada is seeking significant improvements to the mental health provisions in their collective agreements as well as improved child care options for public service workers
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Media Contacts
Jonathan Choquette
Mobile: (819) 773-2511
Email: choquej@psac-afpc.com
Shelina Merani
Mobile: (613) 293-9324
Email: meranis@psac-afpc.com
PSAC spokespeople
Robyn Benson, National president
Chris Aylward, Executive Vice-President
