Negotiations

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August 31, 2010

Union of Listuguj Employees asks to go back to the bargaining table

Workers at Alaqsite’w Gitpu School in the Listuguj First Nation did not go on strike August 26 as anticipated.

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August 24, 2010

School staff prepare to strike in Listuguj

The unionized staff at Alaqsite’w Gitpu School in the Mi’gmaq First Nation of Listuguj voted strongly in support of a strike at a meeting this month. Workers will be in a legal strike position on August 26.

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June 21, 2010

Memorial University’s Graduate Assistants ratify their first collective agreement

Graduate, Teaching and Research Assistants at Memorial University of Newfoundland have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a first Collective Agreement with the University. “This is an historic moment,” said Juan Acevedo, President of the Teaching Assistants’ Union of Memorial University of Newfoundland.

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May 27, 2010

PSAC protests slow bargaining in Listuguj


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PSAC 69081 members leafleted community members and band councillors in Listuguj Québec May 20 to protest management negotiators' threats of cuts and layoffs during conciliation.

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April 8, 2010

Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government to PSAC: proposal? What proposal?

Bargaining isn't going well between the 53 members of PSAC Local 69081 and the Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government.

Members of the directly chartered local were holding an information picket March 31 outside the band office when the Listuguj Chief paid a visit to the line.

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About

Negotiations

Experienced union negotiators work with members to determine the best bargaining demands package for the group. Together, they negotiate with the employer to come up with a collective agreement that is ratified by the members.

Within the Atlantic Region, we negotiate for the following groups:

Collective Agreements

 

Bargaining Units

The PSAC has over 230 bargaining units.  Below you will find major groupings of these units and an alphabetical list.  In some cases, you will find a link to a unit home page.

At this time, collective agreements are only published on this site for units of over 100 members.  If agreements exist in English and French, both versions are provided. If not, only the version in which the agreement was negotiated is posted. As it is the responsibilty of the employers to provide the PSAC with the final version of the collective agreement, it is not always possible to post these agreements in a timely fashion.

For ease of access, PSAC bargaining units have been gathered into broad groups.  If you cannot find your bargaining unit, go to the Alpha List of Units below.

Alphabetical list of units