Charges against Public Works require urgent action
The Canada Labour Code charges over a boiler explosion that killed engineer Peter Kennedy are a welcome step, said the Public Service Alliance of Canada today.
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October 20, 2010 by The Public Service Alliance of Canada RSS Feed
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October 19, 2010 by The Public Service Alliance of Canada RSS Feed
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Union Update: spotlight on employment equity
In this issue: Spotlight on International Women's Day; Five things you should know about employment equity; Senate report slams federal government for employment equity inaction; Abella report still rings true; What you can do to support employment equ...
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July 08, 2010 by Pay Equity
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Pay Equity Update
8/7/2010Following the PSLRB's determination on February 10, 2010 that it has jurisdiction to hear ACFO's Pay Equity complaint in its entirety, Treasury Board filed an application for judicial review of this decision at the Federal Court of Appeal on Ma...
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February 17, 2010 by Pay Equity
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Update on Pay Equity
17/2/2010We are pleased to inform you that on Wednesday, February 10 the Public Service Labour Relations Board (PSLRB) dismissed Treasury Board's jurisdictional objection to ACFO's pay equity complaint. This means that the PSLRB will hear all aspects...
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February 15, 2010 by Aaron Wherry
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‘Should you be interested in making our minority Parliament work’
Apparently in response to a request from the Prime Minister, Michael Ignatieff writes to inform Mr. Harper of all the issues the Liberals would be keen to work on when…
The post ‘Should you be interested in making our minority Parliament work’ appeared first on Macleans.ca.
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February 08, 2010 by Aaron Wherry
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The Commons: Jack Layton doing as Jack Layton does
In all sorts of ways, it's difficult to imagine him ever stopping
The post The Commons: Jack Layton doing as Jack Layton does appeared first on Macleans.ca.
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September 24, 2009 by Pay Equity
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Working through the process
24/9/2009Since its filing in March, ACFO's pay equity complaint has made its way through the first stages of the process defined in the transitional provisions of Budget Implementation Act, which passed after ACFO's filing. The complaint was first refe...
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June 26, 2009 by Pay Equity
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Senate committee supports ACFO recommendations on pay equity
26/6/2009The Senate Committee on Human Rights drew heavily on the written and oral submissions made by ACFO President Milt Isaacs in their report on the Public Service Equitable Compensation Act (PSECA). Language English Current Initiatives: ...
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June 04, 2009 by Pay Equity
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Senate committee hears ACFO President on pay equity
4/6/2009ACFO President Milt Isaacs delivered a strong statement on behalf of the FI Community when he appeared before the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights on May 25. "We realize that we are facing tough economic times but this is not a reason ...
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May 19, 2009 by Pay Equity
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Update on Pay Equity
19/5/2009ACFO has received notice that our pay equity complaint has been transferred from the Canadian Human Rights Commission to the Public Service Labour Relations Board (PSLRB). This is in line with procedures set forth in the Public Service Equitab...
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