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June
20

20
June

PA bargaining: Negotiations begin for PSAC’s largest bargaining table [1]

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 100,000 PA members responsible for program administration, information services, communications, secretarial services, office equipment, administrative services, welfare programs, clerical functions and data processing.

June
20

20
June

National Indigenous Peoples Day: Celebrate, learn and take action [2]

On June 21, PSAC celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day, reaffirming our commitment to reconciliation and honouring the

June
17

17
June

PSAC encourages Carney government to invest in the public safety workforce in response to Bill C-2 [3]

On June 4, 2025, the government introduced Bill C-2, the Strong Borders Act.

June
13

13
June

National Public Service Week: Public service workers make Canada strong [4]

National Public Service Week — June 15–21 — is a time to say thank you. To the workers who show up through crises and in everyday moments, who keep public services running and communities supported. Your work matters, and it deserves to be celebrated.

June
6

6
June

New round of Treasury Board bargaining begins this month [5]

Bargaining teams for the PA, SV, TC and EB groups are heading back to the table this month for their first meetings with the employer — talks that will set the tone for the months ahead as we negotiate new contracts for more than 120,000 federal public service workers.

May
30

30
May

RCMP civilian members ratify tentative agreement [6]

PSAC and USJE members working at the RCMP have voted in favour of ratifying their tentative agreement.

May
29

29
May

Phoenix: Have you received an overpayment letter? Here’s what to know before you respond [7]

If you’ve received a letter from your department asking you to repay a Phoenix overpayment — especially one from years ago — you’re not alone. Thousands of PSAC members have been asked to pay back alleged overpayments, some dating back nearly a decade.

May
28

28
May

The new government must follow through on its promises to the public service [8]

Yesterday’s Speech from the Throne highlighted the need to reduce the cost of living, build more affordable homes, expand food inspection, support national parks, and increase security in our communities and at our borders. It’s clear the government ideally wants to deliver on all of these priorities, but the reality is, it can’t be done without a robust public service.

May
28

28
May

Federal court upholds harmful caps on human rights damages: PSAC to continue advocating for legislative change [9]

The Federal Court has [10]

May
27

27
May

DeSousa: Now is the time to strengthen Canada’s safety net [11]

The following op-ed by Sharon DeSousa, PSAC National President, was published in the Ottawa Citizen [12].

May
27

27
May

CFIA bargaining: Tell us how to improve your next contract [13]

PSAC is getting ready for the next round of bargaining for over 4,180 members working at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

May
26

26
May

RCMP civilian members: vote extension [14]

PSAC has extended the voting period and organized two additional info sessions for members. These info sessions provide an overview of the agreement and offer the opportunity to ask questions about the details of the contract [15].

May
23

23
May

1,100 jobs cut at Service Canada and CRA, threatening vital public services [16]

The recent announcements of job cuts at Employment and Social Development of Canada (ESDC) and the Canada Revenue Agency (CR

May
23

23
May

Union files policy grievances over Transport Canada’s mishandling of workforce adjustment [17]

Two policy grievances have been filed with the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board in response to Transport Canada’s failure to follow the workforce adjustment (WFA) provisions outlined in our collective agreements with Treasury Board.

May
22

22
May

Agreement reached on flexible work for NAV CANADA members, dates set for June [18]

The NAV CANADA bargaining team met with employer representatives from April 29 to May 1 and reached an agreement on providing more flexible work arrangements.