Bargaining
Collective bargaining is how PSAC and management come up with the terms and conditions of employment for our members. Provincial or federal labour legislation establishes rules for how negotiations take place and how disputes are handled.
Each bargaining agent also has rules about:
- how member input is gathered;
- how decisions are made about bargaining proposals;
- who does the bargaining.
PSAC's rules are listed in Regulation 15 of our Constitution [1].
Questions? [email protected] [2].
Treasury Board [3]
PSAC represents 130,000 federal public service workers working for the Treasury Board of Canada
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Members working at private employers, municipal governments & the academic sector
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Comprising 35,868 members across Canada, CRA is PSAC's second largest bargaining unit
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CFIA comprises 4,027 members that safeguard the food that Canadians eat
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Representing over 4,070 Parks Canada members from coast to coast to coast
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Canada Post [3]
Representing 1,396 members in administration, communications and technical positions
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Non-Public Funds [3]
Representing almost 600 members working at the Non-Public Funds across Canada
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Bargaining News
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[13]October 30, 2026Treasury Board strike vote registration now open
Treasury Board strike vote registration now open [13] -
[14]October 27, 2026TC bargaining: No major movement, strike votes will be critical moving forward
TC bargaining: No major movement, strike votes will be critical moving forward [14] -
[15]October 27, 2026PSAC holds strike training for members across the country
PSAC holds strike training for members across the country [15] -
[16]October 23, 2026TC bargaining: Show your support and solidarity as mediation ramps up
TC bargaining: Show your support and solidarity as mediation ramps up [16] -
[17]October 23, 2026PSAC regional strike vote support
PSAC regional strike vote support [17] -
[18]October 23, 2026FAQ: Treasury Board strike votes
FAQ: Treasury Board strike votes [18]
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