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On January 20, CRA management presented its bargaining proposals at a PIC hearing, reaffirming its push for regressive changes to the collective agreement and its rejection of union proposals.
Last week, mediation between Treasury Board and PSAC ended without a tentative agreement as government representatives refused to make progress on PSAC’s key demands.
The Office of the Chief Human Resources Officer, part of the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, has been working to modernize several classification groups in the core
PSAC's victory resulted in retroactive pay and interest payouts to some 230,000 PSAC members and former members totaling $3 billion.
The Public Service Alliance of Canada congratulates the winners of this year’s scholarship awards! The winners were selected from hundreds of applications PSAC received from members, and dependents of members, in good standing.
Members, particularly those who work for the Government of Canada, have asked us if they can share PSAC's PSAC votes 2019 material through social media.
The government recently proposed regulations that will require federal private sector employers to identify any wage gaps for workers from the four equity groups: women, racialized and Indigenous w
Hiring more federal public sector workers would benefit the Canadian economy and support a strong, diverse middle class, a new study suggests.
People around the world will be hitting the streets September 20 and again on September 27 to draw attention to the growing climate crisis.
PSAC firmly opposes and calls for the repeal of Quebec’s Bill 21, the ‘secularism’ legislation that the province recently adopted.
In March 2019, eleven members of the PSAC, from across Canada traveled to Guatemala with the PSAC Social Justice Fund to participate in the Education In Action (EIA) project.
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