The National Board of Directors stands united in its determination to return to our members a sense of pride in their union, a belief in the principles of trade unionism, and a confidence in their elected leaders.
Read More →Received an "affected" or surplus notice? Haven't so far but wondering what your options are if you do? PSAC's latest recorded workforce adjustment webinar will answer many of your questions.
Read More →...will be held April 12 to 14, 2013 at the Sheraton Hotel in Montréal, Québec under the theme ?Mental Health at Work ? We Are All Affected.?
Read More →Help PSAC identify any problems that may be caused by the transfer of pay accounts to the new pay centre.
Read More →The Conservative government is cutting public services and jobs while it's prepared to waste tens of millions of dollars on a punitive, unnecessary and discriminatory private members' bill. Ask your MP to vote against Bill C-377.
Read More →“Affected” compensation advisors are finding jobs while recruitment for Miramichi continues.
Read More →The Supreme Court has acknowledged PSAC members and other public service pension plan members reduced Canada's deficit by almost $12 billion through pension contributions.
Read More →PSAC has signed up the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and for the Staff of the Non-Public Funds to recognize this service.
Read More →The following is an executive summary presenting all outstanding issues of the Union and Employer.
Read More →On behalf of the membership of the Public Service Alliance of Canada I today am urging you to meet immediately with Chief Theresa Spence of the Attawapiskat First Nation.
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