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Updates
Welcome members of DCL 22005, Community Residential Facilities Program, Rising Sun
PSAC BC is thrilled to welcome members from our newest Directly Chartered Local: DCL 22005 for the Community Residential Facilities Program, Rising Sun, operated by Phoenix Society in Surrey.
December 3: International Day for Persons with Disability
December 3 is the International Day for Persons with Disability. This year’s theme is “Fighting for rights in the post-COVID era.”
PSAC BC to contribute $30,000 towards PSAC Social Justice Fund flood relief initiatives.
After meeting on November 29, the PSAC BC Regional Council unanimously voted to contribute to relief efforts to assist people in British Columbia impacted by severe flooding.
CRA bargaining to begin in January
Together, the negotiating team and members will make CRA a better place to work.
Common issues bargaining: Wages must keep up with soaring inflation
PSAC put forward a wage proposal for more than 110,000 federal public service workers that reflects skyrocketing inflation rates across Canada.
Phoenix: PSAC members will finally be compensated for severe impacts
The Treasury Board Secretariat announced that claim compensation for severe impacts, a claims process for losses and damages related to the Phoenix pay system, is now available to PSAC members under the Phoenix damages agreement negotiated by PSAC in October 2020.
What kind of dental plan do you want? Have your say
PSAC will soon begin negotiations for an update to the Public Service Dental Plan – which provides benefits to PSAC members working in the federal public service – and we need to hear from you about what changes you would like to see.
Solidarity, Diversity, and Inclusion: Are We There Yet?
Please join PSAC BC Racialized workers to celebrate Multiculturalism Week in BC with an event featuring a panel discussion, music and dance lessons, and door prizes!
PSAC welcomes new cabinet ministers
Prime Minister Trudeau has named his new cabinet, responsible for carrying out the new government’s election promises.Their decisions will impact all PSAC members, particularly those employed in the federal public service.