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Nouvelles

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March
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19
March

PSAC condemns anti-Asian racism and violence [1]

No longer can we be silent because silence is complacency.

March
19

19
March

Victory: Public service pension manager sells stake in for-profit prisons [2]

After pressure from PSAC to act urgently, PSPIB has finished selling all its shares in two for-profit prison companies.

March
19

19
March

PSAC presses government to address systemic racism in staffing [3]

PSAC’s recent submission to TB identifies several areas that must be addressed to ensure a more representative public service.

March
16

16
March

PSAC demands COVID-19 vaccines be made available for all countries [4]

There has been a [5]

March
15

15
March

Parks & CFIA survey: You can shape the future of work in the public service [6]

The pandemic has radically changed the way many PSAC members work. We have experienced the challenges of working remotely f

March
12

12
March

Education For All report highlights urgent need for national post-secondary education strategy [7]

Federal and provincial governments need to step up to fix serious issues in post-secondary education (PSE), says a new report

March
12

12
March

Public service pension manager must stop investing in for-profit prisons [8]

PSAC members don’t want their pensions invested in those profiting from human suffering.

March
11

11
March

New code of conduct for government procurement: Protections must extend to all workers [9]

This month, PSAC participated in a Government of Canada consultation on changes to the Code of Conduct for Procurement.

March
10

10
March

Canada must stop supporting Haiti’s unconstitutional government [10]

Canada must stop suppressing the will of the Haitian people and must urgently begin working with civil society to move the country towards truly free and fair elections.

March
7

7
March

Getting to know Sharon DeSousa, PSAC’s new National Executive Vice-President [11]

This International Women’s Day, PSAC celebrates Sharon’s nearly two decades of activism and leadership in our union.

March
5

5
March

International Women’s Day: Fighting for an equitable future [12]

This International Women’s Day, PSAC recognizes the strength and resiliency of women each and every day. The global pandemic has disproportionately impacted women.

March
4

4
March

FB bargaining: Public Interest Commission dates set for May [13]

March
3

3
March

FAQ: Phoenix damages compensation [14]

Read a summary of the Phoenix settlement [15] or the full text and details of the [16]

March
2

2
March

Phoenix general damages for retired and former PSAC members [17]

Now that current PSAC members will be receiving Phoenix general damages on March 3 [18], retired and former PSAC

March
1

1
March

PSAC and USJE to represent RCMP Civilian Members [19]

RCMP Civilian Members will be able to rely on PSAC and the Union of Safety and Justice Employees (USJE) for representation in workplace disputes beginning March 1, 2021.