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The Carney government’s plan to slash public service budgets puts thousands of jobs and the services people rely on at risk. Join us for a virtual townhall to discuss how we can fight to protect public services and the workers who deliver them.
New parents are especially vulnerable to the affordability crisis, and Canada’s supports for new parents remain inadequately low, leaving families and their children vulnerable and unsupported. By improving the resources offered to new parents, the government can foster thriving communities, workplaces, and grow our country’s economy.
Cuts to Canada’s public service leading to overwork, burnout, and worsening conditions for workers [4]
The recent results of the 2024 Public Service Employee Survey [5] paint a picture of the growing strain put on federal public service workers who are being asked to do more with less as job cuts and uncertainty continue to impact workers.
The PSAC-UCTE NAV CANADA bargaining team met with employer representatives on June 17-19.
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PSAC has officially launched a new round of negotiations with Treasury Board for more than 120,000 members in the PA, SV, TC, and EB groups, including over 1,200 EB members responsible for education, education support and library services.
PSAC has officially launched a new round of negotiations with Treasury Board for more than 120,000 members in the PA, SV, TC, and EB groups, including over 10,000 TC members who provide specialized technical support and expertise to government departments and agencies.
PSAC has officially launched a new round of negotiations with Treasury Board for more than 120,000 members in the PA, SV, T
On June 21, PSAC celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day, reaffirming our commitment to reconciliation and honouring the
PSAC encourages Carney government to invest in the public safety workforce in response to Bill C-2 [15]
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