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July
10

10
July

PSAC-UTE bargaining team returns to table next Tuesday [1]

Negotiations for nearly 30,000 PSAC-UTE members at the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will resume July 14.

July
10

10
July

PSAC secures improved Phoenix damages settlement [2]

PSAC is pleased to have negotiated a new Phoenix damages agreement which replaces five days of leave with a $2,500 lump sum payment.

July
9

9
July

Deal reached for Phoenix damages, PA group and common issues [3]

PSAC has reached a tentative agreement that provides fair wages, no concessions, and improved working conditions for the 70,000 members of the PA group.

July
9

9
July

EB bargaining to resume once PA group and common issues negotiations conclude [4]

The EB group is scheduled to return to the bargaining table once ongoing negotiations for the PA group and common issues wraps up.

July
9

9
July

PA bargaining update: Significant progress made, negotiations extended [5]

Negotiations are still ongoing, and both the employer and the team have decided to extend negotiation this week in order to reach a deal.

July
8

8
July

PSAC-UTE bargaining with CRA to begin once ongoing Treasury Board talks conclude [6]

We will notify all PSAC-UTE members once their bargaining teams are back at the table this week.

July
2

2
July

Why is the government contracting out public service jobs? [7]

PSAC is alarmed by the government’s unexpected decision to outsource administration of the CSSG program to the WE Charity.

June
26

26
June

For the Public Good: The growing threat of privatization and workers’ proposals to protect our future [8]

PSAC has been one of several unions participating in the Canadian Labour Congress’ Task Force on New Forms of Privatization.

June
26

26
June

Gaps remain in government’s return to workplace plan [9]

The government released its guidelines for federal public service workers to return to the office as COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease.

June
23

23
June

FB bargaining on hold until new employer negotiator is assigned [10]

Our FB bargaining team met with Canada Border Services Agency/Treasury Board last month in virtual contract talks.

June
19

19
June

PSAC-UTE returns to the bargaining table with Canada Revenue Agency [11]

Negotiations are set to resume for nearly 30,000 PSAC-UTE members who have been without a contract for almost four years.

June
19

19
June

National Indigenous Peoples Day: violence and injustice persist [12]

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June
18

18
June

Bargaining to resume for 100,000 PSAC members [14]

After months of pressure from PSAC and its members, the federal government has agreed to return to the bargaining table. Ne

June
9

9
June

PSAC backs constitutional challenge to Quebec’s ban on religious symbols [15]

PSAC has filed an application to intervene in the constitutional challenge against Quebec’s discriminatory religious symbol

June
5

5
June

PSAC calls for more measures to support workers facing child care challenges [16]

The Canadian economy is slowly reopening but many individuals, especially women, will be unable to return to the paid workf