Bargaining news
Updates
A majority of PSAC-Customs and Immigration Union (PSAC-CIU) members voted to keep the existing definition of years of service in the collective agreement.
Union raises abuse of authority and anti-harassment proposals; CBSA rejects extended maternity and parental leave top-up.
PSAC bargaining teams representing 90,000 members finally received some responses to the union’s proposals this past week.
The online vote will take place between 8:30 AM on February 18 and 12 PM/noon on March 1 (ET).
PSAC will be resuming face-to-face bargaining sessions from February 12 to14 on behalf of the 90,000 federal public service workers covered by Treasury Board bargaining.
PSAC will be ramping up pressure on Treasury Board so that it returns to the bargaining table with a proper and full response to the members’ bargaining proposals.
Our Bargaining Team has decided to take the unprecedented step of calling a membership vote on the issue of years of service accrual.
On January 7-10, PSAC/CIU’s Border Services (FB) bargaining team kicked off a new round of bargaining, meeting with TB/CBSA negotiators and exchanging proposals.
PSAC is taking action in response to Treasury Board/CBSA's failure to meet the implementation deadline for the latest collective agreement.
The Liberal government tabled a series of offensive counter-proposals in the latest talks between the Union and Treasury Board.
Government moves from delays to insults in major round of bargaining with PSAC
PSAC is very pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with Treasury Board on the establishment of a joint task force on mental health.
What you need to know about Treasury Board’s new process
The PSAC won a significant victory this week before the Public Service Labour Relations Board on a major issue in the Work Force Adjustment Appendi
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