Le 30 septembre, le Caucus des Premières Nations, des Inuit·es et des Métis·ses invite les membres de l’IPFPC partout au Canada à faire une pause, à

On September 30, the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Caucus invites PIPSC members across Canada to pause, reflect and take action as we mark the National Day

Long queues. Rising prices. What’s a hike worth in a Canadian park?

OTTAWA (Ontario), le 22 septembre  – Enchâssée dans l’énorme Loi visant à bâtir un Canada fort se trouve une disposition qui conférerait au/à la ministre

Labour welcomes progress on some issues, seeks amendment to the bill OTTAWA – Bea Bruske, the President of the Canadian Labour Congress, has issued the following statement: “We’ve had a first look at the changes to the Canada Labour Code. There are things in this bill that unions have fought for and that will improve protections for workers, including progress on successor rights in contract flipping, protecting workers from wage theft, funding for Canada Industrial Relations Board and health and safety inspectors. We welcome these measures. But on the right to strike the government broke...

Canada’s public servants are supposed to be back in the office 4 days per week. However, 10 percent of public servants can’t actually be accommodated back to their office workspaces because there simp...

Les espaces actuels peuvent accueillir environ 90 % des fonctionnaires quatre jours par semaine, selon Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada.

None of the 250 new inspection and oversight roles promised under a $30-million ‘reinvestment’ have been filled, says Agriculture Union president Milton Dyck.

PIPSC says it has confirmed examples in six departments and agencies where in-office presence is included in performance reviews, while Treasury Board says managers may include onsite-presence expecta...

Le dévoilement officiel du monument national 2ELGBTQI+ « Coup de tonnerre » est attendu le vendredi 21 août, à Ottawa.

Thunderhead recognizes the discrimination experienced by 2SLGBTQ+ people across the country, particularly during a decades-long campaign by the Canadian government known as the LGBT purge.

Updated Public Service Commission guidance explicitly allows artificial intelligence to help determine which candidates advance in the federal hiring process, but experts and unions question whether t...

A federal union is applauding a decision by the federal labour board ordering a department to allow an employee with PTSD to work remotely, saying it shows a “one-size-fits-all” approach in the return...