“Our members have sent a strong message to CRA,” said Chris Aylward, PSAC national president. “Workers can’t wait, and we’re ready to show this government we won’t let workers fall behind.”
Updates
Update: Phoenix damages taxability and deadline to object
n order to guarantee your right to the reassessment, as we recommended in our previous updates, we urge all those who received general damages for Phoenix to file an objection before the end of April 2023.
Jamey Mills, PSAC BC regional executive VP, on bargaining and mobilization
We caught up with Jamey Mills, PSAC regional executive VP, for a quick chat about the strike votes, mobilization, and a little bit of his history.
Aylward: Budget 2023 threatens cuts to public services Canadians depend on
The government’s plan to cut nearly $15 billion in programs and services over the next four years is a major step backwards
PSAC members at YVR have a new collective agreement
After a productive and collaborative round of negotiations with the Vancouver Airport Authority, a new collective agreement has been ratified by members working at YVR.
Photo/Video Submission & Tips for Taking Great Shots
To help you show off your great work and inspire others to take action, good photographs really help.
Registrations open for PSAC’s 2023 National Equity Conferences
Applications to PSAC’s 2023 National Equity Conferences are now available.
Photos: 100 members and allies rally at Peace Arch border crossing, March 8
100 PSAC members working at CBSA, their families, and supporters rallied at Peace Arch border crossing on International Women’s Day, sending…
Seven years and counting: the Phoenix pay disaster still impacting workers today
We are marking yet another bleak anniversary – the seventh year of the Phoenix pay disaster.
Chris Aylward on CTV news, February 23 2023
“When you look at the rate of inflation in this country – workers are sick and tired of getting left behind….