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Latest News

Latest news

March
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March

March 21: PSAC stands against racism

On this day in 1960, the police in Sharpeville, South Africa, opened fire and killed 69 people at a peaceful demonstration against racist apartheid laws.

March
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March

Public Interest Commission report suggests Parks Canada bargaining is tied to PA group

March
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March

TC PIC report identifies wage gaps, allowances and occupational group structure as places for movement

A positive Public Intere

March
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March

Critical services and exceptions to telework

March
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March

Three PSAC Regional Conventions Postponed

As noted yesterday, in keeping with recommendations from both local and national health authorities regarding COVID-19, the union has made the difficult decision to suspend activities that would re

March
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March

PSAC calls on post-secondary institutions to support their workers amid COVID-19 spread

Post-secondary institutions around the world have begun taking steps to reduce the transmission of COVID-19 among their students, faculty and staff.

March
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March

COVID-19: PSAC strike votes and union events suspended

In keeping with recommendations from both local and national health authorities, the union has made the difficult decision to suspend activities that would require a large gathering of members.

March
12
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March

FB bargaining: No evidence of ‘culture change’ at CBSA

The FB bargaining team continued to push for greater protections against harassment and abuse of authority by management during negotiations with Treasury Board/Canada Border Services Agency March

March
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March

Parks Canada workers to join over 100,000 PSAC members in strike votes

National President Chris Aylward has authorized strike votes for members of the Parks Canada bargaining unit.

March
10
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March

PSAC launches campaign in support of public services in the North

Covering the vast geography of Canada’s three northern territories, PSAC represents more workers than any other union in the region, and more than 30% of the employed population across the north.  Members work for all three levels of government - federal, territorial and municipal - from tiny fly-in hamlets to the large cities of Iqaluit, Yellowknife and Whitehorse.

March
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March

Phoenix replacement announcement: PSAC demands answers 

PSAC National President Chris Aylward made the following statement: 

March
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6
March

Strike votes to begin for military base workers in wake of Public Interest Commission

Following a Public Interest Commission (PIC) report that backs the union’s demand for crucial wage adjustments, the

March
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March

PSAC celebrates women’s power to create change

International Women’s Day is a time to look back on the victories and struggles that have led to greater gender equality in Canada and around the world.

March
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6
March

Doug Ford’s Bill 124: An Attack on Workers

Bill 124 violates the collective bargaining rights enshrined in the freedom of association guarantee of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.  We cannot let this assault on the rights of workers go unopposed. This constitutional challenge is one part of the Ontario labour movement’s broader campaign to repeal this egregious bill.
March
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March

Phoenix delayed for RCMP employees in wake of union and worker outcry

Buckling under pressure from unions and RCMP civilian members, the federal government has agreed to delay moving employees onto the disastrous Phoenix pay system.