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March
19

19
March

PSAC presses government to address systemic racism in staffing [1]

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 [2]

There has been a [3]

March
15

15
March

Parks & CFIA survey: You can shape the future of work in the public service [4]

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 [5]

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 [6]

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 [7]

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 [8]

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 [9]

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 [10]

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 [11]

March
3

3
March

FAQ: Phoenix damages compensation [12]

Read a summary of the Phoenix settlement [13] or the full text and details of the [14]

March
2

2
March

Phoenix general damages for retired and former PSAC members [15]

Now that current PSAC members will be receiving Phoenix general damages on March 3 [16], retired and former PSAC

March
1

1
March

PSAC and USJE to represent RCMP Civilian Members [17]

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.

March
1

1
March

Phoenix general damages: Did you receive the correct amount? [16]

PSAC members will receive their Phoenix general damages in one lump sum payment on March 3 with their regular pay and it will be taxed at source.

February
26

26
February

Budget 2021 must move Canada forward to a better future [18]

In our submission to the Ministry of Finance’s consultation on the 2021 Budget, the Public Service Alliance of Canada made recommendations that the Government of Canada put in place programs and in