In anticipation of a federal election, we invited PSAC members to participate in a survey in June 2021, where we asked which election issues mattered most to them, and what they wanted their union to provide to support them in casting an informed vote.
August 19
Listen to PSAC's Pride playlist
PSAC is happy to share our first ever Pride playlist, featuring songs by LGBTQ2+ artists and allies that celebrate queer lives, queer experiences, and queer activism.
August 17
Non aux mesures disciplinaires liées à la vaccination obligatoire
L’AFPC continuera de jouer un rôle consultatif actif à mesure que le gouvernement élaborera son plan de vaccination obligatoire.
August 17
Public service workers shouldn’t be disciplined over vaccination requirements
PSAC will continue to play an active role in consultations as the federal government develops its vaccination requirements plan.
Dédommagement Phénix : nouvelles dates et appel devant les tribunaux
Nouvelles dates et appel devant les tribunaux
August 17
Phoenix damages : new timelines and taxation appeal
New timelines for current PSAC members and former and retired members.
August 17
En 2021, choisissons un gouvernement qui ne laissera personne de côté
Le 20 septembre, le Canada doit élire un gouvernement qui améliorera la vie de tout le monde, investira dans les services publics, aidera les gens, corrigera les inégalités et veillera à ce que les plus riches paient leur juste part.
La pandémie nous a montré que tout cela est possible.
Le prochain gouvernement doit tirer les leçons de la crise sanitaire et continuer à aller de l’avant sans laisser personne derrière. Définir une nouvelle normalité ne veut pas dire que notre pays doit revenir au statu quo.
August 17
In this election, we can make sure no one is left behind
This election is Canada’s opportunity to choose leaders who will make life better for everyone: a government that will make investments in public services, take care of those who need help, correct inequality, and ensure the wealthiest Canadians pay their fair share.
The pandemic showed us these things are possible.
The next government must take what was learned during the spread of COVID-19 and keep moving forward without leaving anyone behind. Defining a new normal doesn’t mean our country has to go back to the way things were before.
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