Treasury Board - Negotiations

June 18, 2009

PSAC defends members' rights in Treasury Board classification review

PSAC participated in a historic first step toward long-awaited classification reform in the federal public service last fall. »

March 2, 2009

MESSAGE OF THANKS TO BARGAINING TEAMS

With the ratification of the Canada Post, PA, FB, SV, EB, Parks Canada, CFIA and SSO collective agreements, the recent round of collective bargaining has come to an end for over one hundred thousand PSAC members. »

February 3, 2009

Treasury Board collective agreements not affected by wage roll-backs

But PSAC commits to fighting federal wage legislation that would affect any of our members and threaten free collective bargaining. »

January 27, 2009

Negotiations with Treasury Board

The ratified PA, FB, SV and EB agreements are currently being proofread in preparation for signing.. »

January 23, 2009

PSAC members ratify new agreements with Treasury Board

Members of the PSAC working for Treasury Board have accepted new collective agreements that contain no concessions for four bargaining units representing more than 100,000 workers. »

Everything you need to know about the Treasury Board tentative agreements

Summary of key elements of PSAC's tentative agreements with Treasury Board.

Information on the proposed settlements for members of Border Services (FB), Program and Administration Services (PA), Operational Services (SV), and Education and Library Science (EB) groups is currently available.

*Attention all members of the TC group: DD, EG, GT, PI, PY, and TI pay groups.

Victory! Tentative agreement ushers in classification reform for public sector workers
This week, PSAC won another battle in the long struggle to achieve classification reform and pay equity in the federal public sector. »

November 25, 2008

Negotiations with Treasury Board

Message from the National President, John Gordon. »

November 24, 2008

PSAC, Treasury Board settle

Union makes gains in tough bargaining environment. »

November 19, 2008

A Message to all PSAC Members Employed by Treasury Board

As its first priority, the PSAC has always been committed to protecting and enhancing the employment and economic security of its members. »

November 4, 2008

PSAC members scare up activities for Halloween

The employer (i.e. Treasury Board, Parks Canada and CFIA) must have had chills up their spine when they saw members of the PSAC mobilize at their workplaces last Halloween. »

October 3 , 2008

Treasury Board and Agency negotiations

Overwhelming support nation-wide for bargaining teams and issues. »

September 29 , 2008

Negotiations with Treasury Board

Negotiations with Treasury Board: Dates set to get back to bargaining. »

August 29, 2008

Treasury Board and Agency negotiations

What happens to our negotiations if a federal election is called? »

August 11, 2008

Negotiations with Treasury Board

Negotiations with Treasury Board: Dates set to get back to bargaining. »

July 30, 2008

Negotiations with Treasury Board

An open letter to Federal Government workers. »

June 18, 2008

Be there on June 19!

After a year in bargaining, June 19 is the time for action. »

June 17, 2008

Negotiations with Treasury Board

An open message to Treasury Board from the PSAC. »

June 16, 2008

After a year in bargaining, June is the time for action

Treasury Board has recently attempted to shift the blame onto the PSAC for cancelling what were only tentative bargaining dates in June. If anyone's responsible for bargaining not taking place in June, it's Treasury Board. »

June 9, 2008

Negotiations with Treasury Board

Get angry and speak out on June 19!
Look for information from your Local/Branch and from the PSAC regional office in your area. »

May 23, 2008

PSAC tells Harper government to get real

After a year of bargaining, negotiating teams for the PSAC are less than impressed with the Harper government's wage offer tabled this week. » / Photos / Videos

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