Nouvelles des négociations

Nouvelles des négociations

Mises à jour

July
17

17
July

Celebrating Parks Day and the workers who care for them [1]

On Canada’s Parks Day, we celebrate the natural and historic places that bring people together, and the workers who care for them, day in and day out.

July
14

14
July

PSAC files legal complaint over Bank of Canada's continued use of scabs [2]

PSAC has filed an unfair labour practice complaint following reports that the Bank of Canada continued to use “replacement workers” after they were mandated by the Board to stop using them.

July
10

10
July

EB bargaining: Board agrees to bypass Public Interest Commission process [3]

The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has agreed with PSAC's request to bypass the Public Interest Commission (PIC) process for the EB bargaining group.

July
8

8
July

Major win: Bank of Canada decision shows that anti-scab legislation works [4]

In a precedent setting decision, the Canada Industrial Relations Board has ruled that the Bank of Canada broke the new anti-scab legislation by using replacement workers to try to keep operating during the PSAC Local 71250 strike. After 16 days on the picket line, this is a big win for workers and clearly demonstrates that no employer, including the government, is above the law.

July
3

3
July

July 15: Wear black to support your bargaining team [5]

As bargaining and mediation continues, we need to show Treasury Board that our solidarity is unshakeable and that we are not going to back down. On Wednesday, July 15, the day before our TC bargaining team begins mediation, join PSAC members across the country and wear black in support of our bargaining teams.

July
3

3
July

TC bargaining: Mediation dates set for July [6]

The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has informed PSAC that it will appoint a mediator following the TC group declaring impasse in May. Mediation is now scheduled for July 16-17.

July
3

3
July

CRA bargaining: Next steps following PIC bypass decision [7]

Following the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board’s decision to bypass the Public Interest Commission (PIC) process for the CRA bargaining group, we need to ensure that every PSAC-UTE member is informed on updates as they happen.

July
3

3
July

Parks Canada: New workforce adjustment resources and union guidance [8]

Parks Canada has released new educational resources related to its workforce adjustment (WFA), including updated information on the workforce selection and retention exercise — formerly referred to as the selection of employees for retention and layoff (SERLO) process. These resources provide insight into how positions may be assessed and how decisions could be made as workforce changes are implemented.

June
25

25
June

PA bargaining: Mediation dates set for September [9]

As the next step in the process, our PA bargaining team and Treasury Board have agreed to meet with a third-party, outside mediator on September 21–22 and 29–30 to continue negotiations on behalf of 120,000 PA Group members.

June
24

24
June

Register now: PSAC to hold national townhalls on Treasury Board bargaining [10]

Virtual townhalls for PSAC members in the PA, SV, TC, and EB groups will be held throughout July to discuss the current status of negotiations for each group and what to expect moving forward.

June
19

19
June

One Year of the Canada Strong Pass: Powered by Workers [11]

On June 19, the Canada Strong Pass celebrates its one-year anniversary. More people than ever are visiting parks and historic sites, and more families are connecting with the land and with each other.

June
18

18
June

FB bargaining: Negotiations begin for border services group [12]

PSAC and the Customs and Immigration Union (CIU) have officially launched a new round of negotiations with Treasury Board and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) as part of the ongoing fight to make CBSA a better place to work for more than 9,000 PSAC-CIU members in the FB Group.

June
18

18
June

CFIA bargaining: first bargaining days set [13]

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has agreed to meet the Agriculture Union (PSAC-AGR) bargaining team on September 22 and 23 for a first bargaining session.

June
17

17
June

SV bargaining: union pushes for real protections and respect [14]

Our SV bargaining team met with the employer June 9-10 and continued to push for proposals that recognize the realities of our work and the priorities members have set for this round. While we put additional effort into refining and explaining our proposals, we made it clear that we will not accept concessions that undermine those priorities.

June
12

12
June

PSAC pushes back on federal AI strategy [15]

The federal government has unveiled its national strategy on artificial intelligence, committing over $2 billion in funding. But Prime Minister Carney’s strategy is silent on what workers actually need: guarantees AI won’t replace workers, surveillance protections, and public accountability.