Bargaining
Collective bargaining is how PSAC and management come up with the terms and conditions of employment for our members. Provincial or federal labour legislation sets out rules for how these negotiations take place and how disputes are handled.
Each bargaining agent also has rules about how they negotiate on behalf of their members:
- how the member input is gathered,
- how decisions are made about bargaining proposals,
- who does the bargaining.
PSAC's rules are set out in Regulation 15 of our Constitution [1].
Questions? bargaining@psac-afpc.com [2].
Treasury Board [3]
PSAC represents more than 100,000 federal public service workers working for the Treasury Board of Canada
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Members working at private employers, municipal governments & the academic sector
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Comprising 25,000 members across Canada, CRA is PSAC's second largest bargaining unit
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CFIA comprises 4,000 members that safeguard the food that Canadians eat
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Canada Post [3]
Representing nearly 1,400 members in administration, communications and technical positions
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Representing 700 Statistics Canada members across Canada
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Bargaining News
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[12]August 14, 2020SV group reaches tentative agreement
SV group reaches tentative agreement [12] -
[13]August 13, 2020FAQ: New parental allowance for TB groups
FAQ: New parental allowance for TB groups [13] -
[14]August 13, 2020PSAC filing legal challenge against Canada Border Services Agency
PSAC filing legal challenge against Canada Border Services Agency [14] -
[15]August 13, 2020PSAC-UTE ratification kit, including the full text of the agreement, now available
PSAC-UTE ratification kit, including the full text of the agreement, now available [15] -
[16]August 11, 2020FAQ: PSAC-UTE tentative agreement with CRA
FAQ: PSAC-UTE tentative agreement with CRA [16] -
[17]August 10, 2020Public Interest Commission recommends wage increases for Non-Public Funds workers
Public Interest Commission recommends wage increases for Non-Public Funds workers [17]
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