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PSAC’s National Board of Directors has voted to remove the Union of National Employees (UNE) from trusteeship following the election of its new executive, led by National President Alisha Campbell, the first Black woman to lead a PSAC component union.
As the violence continues to escalate in Gaza, PSAC has signed on to Ceasefire Now, a pan-Canadian coalition of humanitarian, labour and faith groups calling on the Canadian government to take urgent action to prevent further loss of life in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
More than 4,000 Canadian Food Inspection Agency members are still waiting for the employer to deliver a final draft of the n
As part of changes to the revised Shelter Cost Differential methodology [9], homeowners working for the federal public service in five northern communities will no longer receive a housing cost subsidy to offset the high cost of living in the North.
My name is Robin Delve, and I am a supervisor of the cadet mess at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ont. I manage staffing, operations, and events that take place in the mess hall and bar.
Wage offer falls short while members struggle to make ends meet
Access to basic human rights including water, food, and housing – is increasingly at risk or out of reach for many communities in Canada and countries around the world. As a union, our fight today and every day is to raise the standard of living for all workers, secure decent and safe working conditions, and help build equitable communities everywhere.
PSAC deeply mourns the many civilian lives lost and the ongoing suffering in the face of escalating violence in Israel and P
Changes to Shelter Cost Differential: Northern homeowners should continue receiving housing subsidy [9]
PSAC is aware of the ongoing issue concerning the Shelter Cost Differential (SCD) for some homeowners in northern communities and we are actively working to resolve it.
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