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PSAC has filed a policy grievance against Treasury Board for the poor management of the transfer of the Public Service Healt
The government of Canada’s decision to transition to Canada Life to provide health insurance benefits for more than 1.7 million current and former federal public service workers and their dependents has caused frustrating challenges and delays for plan members. We’re highlighting some of the ongoing issues that members are facing as we continue to pressure the government, urge members to take action [3] for the government to resolve issues with Canada Life, and wait for the outcome of the OGGO committee meeting that happened this week.
PSAC is organizing rallies across the country calling on the federal government to resolve issues with Canada Life Insurance
The government of Canada’s decision to transition to Canada Life to provide health insurance benefits for more than 1.7 million current and former federal public service workers and their dependents has caused frustrating challenges and delays for plan members. We’re highlighting some of the ongoing issues that members are facing as we continue to pressure the government and urge members to take action for the government to resolve issues with Canada Life.
The government of Canada’s decision to transition to Canada Life to provide health insurance benefits for more than 1.7 million current and former federal public service workers and their dependents has caused frustrating challenges and delays for plan members. We’re highlighting some of the ongoing issues that members are facing as we continue to pressure the government and urge members to take action for the government to resolve issues with Canada Life.
- Did PSAC negotiate this change to move to Canada Life?
Earlier this year, PSAC announced that we successfully negotiated key improvements to the Public Service Health Care Plan (PSHCP) for federal public service workers, and the new plan came into effect on July 1, 2023.
PSAC has successfully negotiated long overdue improvements to the Public Service Health Care Plan (PSHCP), which provides benefits to most federal public service workers and retirees.
PSAC is launching a new round of negotiations with Treasury Board to update and strengthen the Public Service Health Care Plan.
We have submitted a final request demanding urgent action from Treasury Board.