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Updates
Action in Support of Bank of Canada Workers
Bank of Canada Security Officers have been in bargaining since 2022 and are still fighting for a fair deal from their employer despite putting themselves at risk every day to protect and defend Bank executives, employees, and Canada’s economy.
NCR’s Float for the Capital Pride Parade 2023
233 Gilmour Street for set up.
August 27, 2023, 12 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
PSAC-NCR is planning for the Capital Pride parade on August 27, 2023 and we need YOU! Please sign up to march…
IDRC workers vote in favour of first strike mandate
Public Service Alliance of Canada members working at the International Development Research Centre have voted in favour of a strike mandate, in the first strike vote in the bargaining unit’s history.
PSAC NCR – Accommodated Picket Duty Request
Accommodated picket duties are intended for people with any type of Canadian Human Rights Act accommodations.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: RALLY FOR A FAIR CONTRACT
As we near the end of strike votes, now is the time for everyone to come out and make this rally the biggest one yet!
POSTPONED: Rally for a Fair Contract – March 23rd
233 Gilmour Street, Ottawa Ontario
Thursday, March 23, 2023, 12pm - 1pm
Due to the announcement that US President Joe Biden will be visiting Ottawa March 23 – 24 and the logistical concerns…
TB bargaining: What could a strike look like?
There are over 165,000 PSAC members bargaining with Treasury Board and the Agencies right now. This is one of the largest groups of unionized workers in Canada. Together we have a lot of power.
Get a lawn sign to support your bargaining team
It’s time to show support for our bargaining teams! Sign up to receive a lawn sign and post a photo of yourself with the sign to social media with the hashtags #WheresMona #NotHere.
Solidarity with CUPE education workers, defend the Charter
Collective bargaining becomes meaningless if governments can legislate away the right to strike, and if this happens without significant push back, it sets a dangerous precedent for all workers.