Alliance de la Fonction publique du Canada

Last Friday, PSAC and Treasury Board confirmed that the parties will exchange proposals and commence negotiations for a new collective agreement for the Border Services (FB) group the week of January 7th, 2019. Our FB bargaining team looks forward to returning to bargaining and making Canada Border Services Agency a better place to work. 

Parents, grandparents and workers from across Canada ascended Parliament Hill on November 20—the United Nations-designated Universal Children’s Day—in search of child care champions.   

On November 20^th, Trans Day of Remembrance, PSAC mourns and commemorates the trans, two-spirit and non-binary people who have lost their lives to transphobia. We honour the work that is being done in communities across the world to combat transphobic violence.

The violence continues

Trans, two-spirit and non-binary people continue to face disproportionate rates of violence and discrimination. Recent studies show that:

In October and November, PSAC joined various Canadian unions and development organizations to host a visit and cross-country tour of Canada by three Colombian civic strike leaders. 

PSAC’s negotiating team reached a tentative agreement with NAV CANADA last evening. This affects just over 300 members working at NAV CANADA locations across the country.

Ratification meetings will be scheduled where the negotiating team will present the full details contained in the agreement.

PSAC will then hold a vote allowing all members in good standing to decide whether they accept the agreement. Our negotiating team is unanimously recommending its acceptance.

Dates and times of the ratification meetings will be published as soon as they are confirmed.