With an overwhelming vote in favour of strike action, six NPF bargaining units in Ottawa, Valcartier, Montreal-St. Jean, Bagotville, Petawawa and Kingston are now in a legal strike position and can declare strike action at any point if an agreement is not reached.
Updates
FAQ: Bank of Canada strike votes
In 2022 the parties commenced bargaining and the previous collective agreement expired in December 2021. The bargaining teams met for 33 days since February 23, 2022.
FAQ: BWXT Bargaining
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Security officers at Bank of Canada vote to strike
Security officers represented by PSAC at the Bank of Canada have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action should negotiations fail to reach an agreement that provides a reasonable wage increase and settles other major outstanding issues.
Workers on Parliament Hill report “second-class” working conditions as they reach impasse at bargaining table
Hundreds of Parliamentary government workers represented by the Public Services Alliance of Canada are reporting unequal working conditions at the bargaining table with little advancement from their employer.
Bank of Canada Local 71250
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Strike votes to take place at the Bank of Canada
PSAC local 71250 representing 55 security officers at the Bank of Canada are initiating strike votes in December after being unable to come to an agreement during conciliation on November 27 and 28.
Staff of the Non-Public Funds: Our wages do not match the value of our work
Unlike other employees working with the federal government, my coworkers and I don’t work for National Defence or Treasury Board. Workers in similar jobs are paid much higher wages elsewhere in the public service.