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The Public Service Alliance of Canada is the first union to legally challenge the fundamentally discriminatory sections of t
Over 4,200 PSAC members at the CFIA are slated to resume contract negotiations August 24 to 28.
PSAC has reached a tentative agreement that provides increases to wages, no concessions, and improved working conditions for nearly 10,000 members of the SV group.
Please note that this new parental allowance is part of the common issues settlement for all of our Treasury Board groups. The changes only apply to the parental allowance.
Earlier this month, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) management at Toronto Postal Operations created new shifts and began assigning students – without managerial supervision – to work these shi
Frequently asked questions about the new tentative agreement with CRA.
PSAC members in the following bargaining units will soon have an opportunity to vote on their respective tentative agreement.
PSAC is advocating to roll back changes that the government made to its reporting of federal pension costs because they make the cost of the plan volatile.
On July 23, PSAC’s EB bargaining team reached a tentative agreement with Treasury Board. The bargaining team unanimously recommends ratification of the new agreement.
PSAC has successfully reached an agreement with Treasury Board that preserves many of the working conditions for RCMP civil
PSAC local Concordia Association of Research Employees (CARE) was awarded their first collective agreement through arbitrati
PSAC National President Chris Aylward delivered the following remarks to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance on July 21.
The vast majority of federal public service employees have gone above and beyond to serve Canadians during the pandemic, whether it’s on the front lines or working from home. In some cases, however
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