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PSAC Solidarity for CFS National Day of Action
On February 1, students across the country will be mobilizing in support of quality, accessible post-secondary education.
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PSAC reaches tentative agreement with NAV Canada
PSAC negotiators reached a tentative agreement with NAV Canada January 27. The 300 PSAC members covered by the agreement will vote on the new deal.
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Conservatives targeting pensions - Tell Flaherty not to reduce the deficit on the backs of public service workers
Once again we need to tell Finance Minister Flaherty ? hands off our pensions!
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PA occupational groups: classification reform process begins
Treasury Board has outlined its preferred model for new occupational groups for the Program and Administrative Services (PA) group. This model suggests three new occupational groups including a separate group for work done by the Welfare Programs (WP) group.
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An absurd choice is no choice for Canadians
Would you rather have safe food, or no deficit? That's an absurd choice, and no choice for Canadians. ThirdChoice.ca says forcing Canadians to choose between a strong economy and strong public services like meat inspection is absurd. Join the campaign. Read the release. Background: Starved budgets are a threat to food safety.
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PSAC celebrates beginning of construction of Rémy M. Beauregard School in Colombia
Representatives from the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), the Union of Employees of Rights and Democracy and the Colombian Indigenous National Organization (ONIC) as well as Suzanne Trépanier, spouse of Mr. Rémy M. Beauregard, former president of Rights and Democracy, are presently in Colombia to attend a ceremony recognizing the beginning of construction of the Rémy M. Beauregard School.
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Members are having their say
PSAC has been consulting members across the country on the Members' Plan. Their input, advice and thoughts will guide PSAC priorities for the next three years. The Members' Plan will be presented at our triennal convention. Watch some of their comments and have your say as well by completing the Convention survey before January 6, 2012.
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Steward assemblies underway from coast-to-coast-to-coast
PSAC is holding steward assemblies across the country, to help build skills, share information and strengthen steward networks. Some of the assemblies took place in the fall and others are scheduled to take place in early 2012.
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PSAC steward wins iPad after filling out survey
A very excited Kristen Dunsford received an iPad from Bob Jackson, B.C. Regional Executive Vice President,on November 25. Kristen attended the B.C. Regional Convention, filled out the Stewards Survey and was entered with more than 1,000 other PSAC stewards to win the iPad.
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Federal spending cuts will cost more than 60,000 jobs: study
Federal cutbacks announced in the 2010 and 2011 budgets will result in more than 60,000 job losses, says a study released today by the CCPA.
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Implementation of Compensation Advisors move to Miramichi is approved ? PSAC has grave concerns
The PSAC and Components have been notified that the following departments and agencies will have pay accounts moved to the new pay centre as part of what is being called the first ?wave? of transfers...
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Duty to Accommodate: Building an Inclusive Workplace is now available
The Joint Learning Program (JLP) announces that its Duty to Accommodate: Building an Inclusive Workplace workshop is finalized and available for delivery in the workplaces.
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PSAC denounces privatization of government language training
The federal government announced last week that is it laying off 190 language instructors and privatizing all future language instruction in the federal public sector.
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Compensation Advisors move to Miramichi approved, but PSAC still waiting to hear details
The implementation plan for the transfer of federal pay services to Miramichi was approved by Treasury Board in December.
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PSAC talks job security, Parks Canada talks layoffs as bargaining continues
PSAC tabled new language on Terms, Seasonals, Acting Pay, and National Joint Council during this week's three day meeting with Parks Canada.
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