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Here’s a Q&A on unionization and other issues of concern for Civilian Members in the RCMP.
We recommend that members file an appeal within 120 calendar days of their receipt of payment.
The Finance Minister has said he would like the new Canada Infrastructure Bank up and running by the end of 2017. Operational details for the project were only included in the recently-tabled Budget Implementation Act, and the government has already begun a recruitment drive for the Bank’s leadership.
The new collective agreements for three of the Treasury Board units are now available.
Our bargaining team met with the employer this week from July 11- 13, in Ottawa.
To begin dialogue with RCMP Civilian Members who will be deemed into PSAC/USGE bargaining units as of April 2018, the union held its first webinar to welcome these new members on July 4 and 6.
It has recently come to the Public Service Alliance of Canada’s attention that SSO’s pay equity settlement calculations fail to include paid leaves, overtime rates, full compensation for designated paid holidays and other forms of compensation.
The Federal Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the right of adjudicators to rule on cases of termination resulting from revocation of reliability status.
We met the employer in May. We had some further discussion about our priorities to improve the plan, and on how we can update the plan document.
On July 4, the Partnership to Defend Public Services, a group of public sector unions, filed for an injunction against the so-called Public Services Sustainability Act, recently passed by the Manitoba government.
PSAC met with Treasury Board for very preliminary discussions about the deeming process.
Colleen Hodder was elected Atlantic Regional Executive Vice-President at the 7th Regional Triennial Convention on June 24, 2017 in Saint John, NB.
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