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The Parks Canada bargaining team continued to hold the line and push for stronger working conditions during negotiations September 19-22, despite more than 20 concessions on the table from the employer that would severely impact workers.
PSAC Member Thu Trinh likes what she does.
The FB bargaining team raised several priority issues for discussion — including telework, job protections, and being assigned to work hours in another location — when they met with Treasury Board and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) September 27-29 to continue talks for a new collective agreement.
If PSAC were to write the federal budget, it would look a lot like the CCPA’s Alternative Federal Budget [5]
PSAC is working with the Minister of National Revenue to establish a process to resolve the taxation of Phoenix damages.
Join NAV CANADA PSAC members from your region for a town hall meeting to get the latest updates about bargaining and outline our next steps as we ramp up to mobilize for a fair contract.
The NAV CANADA bargaining team kept the focus on key bargaining priorities including fair wages, job security, and better w
PSAC launched the next phase of its Illunnata campaign this week, pressuring the Liberal government to take urgent action to support northern food insecurity solutions that are Inuit and community-led.
After several months of negotiations without progress on our key demands, the PSAC bargaining team working for the Non-Public Funds (NPF) at the Valcartier military base decided to declare impasse.
The Liberal government will introduce inflation relief legislation later this month that will rely on PSAC members to deliver
The Parks Canada bargaining team is headed back into negotiations September 19 to 22 to get the rest of the team’s bargaining demands on the table.
Please note that registrations and resolutions have been closed since Friday, October 7, 2022.
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