TC bargaining: Talks extended after limited progress
The union remains focused on winning a fair collective agreement.
22 Juillet
FAQ: Tentative agreement for PA group and common issues
Treasury Board’s PA group tentative agreement
17 Juillet
Les femmes et la COVID-19 : L’impact disproportionné de la pandémie sur les femmes marginalisées
Une étudiante à la maîtrise examine ses factures en se demandant comment elle va pouvoir les payer. Même si elle a eu droit à des bourses d’études, ses fonds s’épuisent, car elle a perdu son emploi d’auxiliaire d’enseignement quand la session d’été a été annulée. Elle arrondissait ses fins de mois en travaillant dans un resto du quartier, mais là aussi, elle a été mise à pied quand la pandémie a forcé la fermeture des restaurants et des bars.
17 Juillet
Women & COVID-19: Pandemic could set marginalized women back for decades
A master’s student in Toronto has been staring at her bills for a while, trying to figure out how she is going to find the money to pay them. Although she has earned some academic bursaries, the money is running low now that the semester is cancelled, and she can’t work as a teaching assistant. She normally picks up a couple of shifts at a local restaurant for extra cash, but she was laid off as soon as bars and restaurants were forced to shut down.
17 Juillet
Les femmes et la COVID-19 : Les effets persisteront longtemps après la pandémie
17 Juillet
Women & COVID-19: Effects will linger long after the pandemic ends
Somewhere in Alberta, a nurse and mother of two, has been sitting in the parking lot of her local grocery store for 15 minutes. Her two sons arguing over a bag of crackers in the back seat, are the soundtrack to her internal debate of whether she should go back home. She and her husband have been arguing a lot lately. Three months of quarantine have taken their toll. What normally would be a few disagreements, have turned into weeks of violent outbursts and broken dishes.
Marquez votre calendrier: Webinaires de l'AFPC sur l'antiracisme
Une fois de plus, les projecteurs sont braqués sur le racisme systémique dans le monde judiciaire —un racisme qui opprime les Noirs, les personnes racialisées et les Autochtones depuis des siècles.
14 Juillet
Save the dates: PSAC webinars on antiracism
Once again, a spotlight is shining on systemic racism within international justice systems – systems that have oppressed Black, racialized, and Indigenous people for centuries.
Anti-Black racism is not new and is very much entrenched in all aspects of Canadian society. PSAC is pleased to offer a series of webinars on anti-racism, specifically, to better understand the experiences of Indigenous, Black, and racialized workers and how we can dismantle racism in workplaces and unions.
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