After more than three years without a contract and unprecedented mobilization by FB members across Canada, the PSAC-CIU bargaining team reached a tentative agreement with Treasury Board and CBSA late Friday, August 6 following a 36-hour, round-the-clock, marathon negotiation session
Human Rights Equality Puzzle – August 9th: International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Click to find the August 9th puzzle piece and find out more about the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Photos: FB rally at YVR
“We’re on the front lines every day, we want a deal without delay!” The FB bargaining team are still at the…
Rally at VIA, Aug 5 4:30 PM
It’s time to put maximum pressure on CBSA and the government.
FB group: Renewed talks with CBSA stalled, union prepares for strike action
After returning to the bargaining table for two days of renewed negotiations with Treasury Board, talks stalled between PSAC-CIU and Treasury Board July 30.
PSAC recognizes Canada’s first Emancipation Day
On August 1, Canadians will have the opportunity to recognize Emancipation Day nationally for the first time since Members of Parliament voted unanimously to designate the day earlier this year.
CBSA employees, government resume talks after strike mandate
The government is clearly concerned about our strike mandate and the possibility of major disruptions at the border
Job opportunity: Regional Representative, Vancouver
Under the general supervision of the Regional Coordinator and as part of a regional team that includes other regional office staff, the Regional Council, and regional union bodies such as Area Councils, the Regional Representative builds the union and fosters membership solidarity by delivering union programs and services in the region.
Thousands of Canada Border Service Agency workers vote to strike
More than 8,500 unionized workers at the Canada Border Services Agency have given PSAC an overwhelming strike mandate
Service Canada must stop contracting out 1-800-O-Canada hotline
Numerous reports have shown that privatization costs more, results in poor service and that governments always underestimate the risks involved should a corporation fail to meet its contractual obligations.