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PSAC and other unions representing federal public service workers are working together to ensure that the government pays damages to its employees for the ongoing Phoenix fiasco.
In one month – on October 19, 2017 - it will be the second anniversary of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government.
Our bargaining team resumed bargaining with SSO during the week of Sept. 11.
Our bargaining team will resume negotiations with the employer in Ottawa from September 19 to 22.
Two more provinces—PEI and New Brunswick—have signed bilateral agreements with the federal government to expand and improve early learning and child care services.
Since July 24, PSAC/UCTE workers have been on strike to stop the Winnipeg Airports Authority from contracting out their employees’ work. They are on the line to protect their jobs.
This year, employees must request the cash out.
Concerns have been raised over pay equity settlement payment calculations that were based on the number of hours worked and do not include paid leave, overtime rates, and designated paid holidays.
PSAC met with the employer once again to negotiate improvements to the PSAC dental plan, but the employer remains unwilling to agree to any increases.
PSAC has negotiated a Memorandum of Understanding with Treasury Board to address recruitment and retention of compensation advisors.
Public Services and Procurement Canada has introduced a new guide to support trans employees. The new guidelines, which were developed in consultation with PSAC and other unions, are the first of their kind in the federal government.
Recent media coverage claims that nearly half of public servants paid by Phoenix have reported problems. However, this new data cannot be accepted at face value.
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