The union says the agreement includes a total compounded wage increase of 12.6 per cent over four years.
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More than 120,000 workers were expected to stop their pickets and return to work at 9 a.m. Monday morning or for their next scheduled shift.“In this tentative agreement, PSAC has secured a fair contract for members that exceeds the employer’s original offer before the launch of strike action, and provides wage increases above the recommendations of the Public Interest Commission as well as those negotiated by other federal bargaining agents,” said a PSAC statement issued around 1:30 a.m.
The deal outlines what the union called “new and improved remote work language.” Under the tentative agreement, managers must assess remote work requests individually, providing members with written responses. The new language, according to the statement, will also allow for the creation of joint union-employer departmental panels to address issues related to the government’s application of the remote work directive in the workplace.
create a joint committee to review training around employment equity, diversity, and inclusion, and an agreement to submit a joint proposal to the Public Service Commission of Canada to include seniority rights in the Workforce Adjustment process. Of the essential workers, 37,000 were employees working in Program and Administrative Services, 3,500 in Technical Services, 5,300 in Operational Services, 1,000 in Education and Library Sciences and 1,400 at the Canada Revenue Agency.During the strike, union members gathered at more than 250 picket locations across the country from Corner Brook, Nfld. to Victoria, BC.
Immigration applications were reported to be further delayed. Veterans were warned they might struggle to sign up for new benefits.
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