Non-Public Funds
Across the country, close to 600 PSAC members are working at the Non-Public Funds, providing vital programs and services to Canadian Forces members, veterans, and their families. These members offer morale and welfare services such as health, fitness and recreational programs as well as shopping, retail, and financial services.
Each local has their own collective agreement and terms of condition for employment. The teams are coming together to set priorities and harmonize important issues.
Updates
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[1]April 11, 2025NPF members gear up for the next round of bargaining
NPF members gear up for the next round of bargaining [1] -
[2]March 3, 2025Non-Public Funds: Tell us how to improve your next contract
Non-Public Funds: Tell us how to improve your next contract [2] -
[3]June 25, 2024Quebec Non-Public Funds strikers return to work
Quebec Non-Public Funds strikers return to work [3] -
[4]May 10, 2024Non-Public Funds: Quebec strikers continue to fight inequalities in the Canadian Forces
Non-Public Funds: Quebec strikers continue to fight inequalities in the Canadian Forces [4] -
[5]April 19, 2024NPF strike: Strike ends for some civilian military workers following vote as three military bases remain on picket lines
NPF strike: Strike ends for some civilian military workers following vote as three military bases remain on picket lines [5] -
[6]April 16, 2024NPF ratification votes to be held this week
NPF ratification votes to be held this week [6]
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Across the country, close to 600 PSAC members are working at the Non-Public Funds, providing vital programs and services to Canadian Forces members, veterans, and their families. These members offer morale and welfare services such as health, fitness and recreational programs as well as shopping, retail, and financial services.
Each local has their own collective agreement and terms of condition for employment. The teams are coming together to set priorities and harmonize important issues.