Treasury Board

• Ottawa bans China’s WeChat, Russian-made app suite from government devices

  The Liberal government is uninstalling and banning apps from a pair of developers after finding they pose an 'unacceptable level of risk to privacy and security.'

  Politics

  Oct 30, 2023
  
• PSAC subgroup urges members to vote against tentative deal, push new talks

  The Canada Employment and Immigration Union says the deal that brought an end to a 12-day-long strike does not adequately meet the wage and remote work demands of its members.

  Canada

  May 3, 2023
  
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• PSAC deal to cost $1.3B a year, ‘less than half’ of union’s original demands

  The deal includes a compounded pay increase of 12.6 per cent over four years, retroactive to 2021 — below PSAC's requested 13.5 per cent over three years.

  Canada

  May 1, 2023
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• PSAC deal: What the tentative agreement says about remote work 

  According to PSAC, the tentative deal provides 'significant new protections around remote work', which was one of the main sticking points of the strike.

  Canada

  May 1, 2023
• Workers at institution tasked to root out discrimination were discriminated against: ruling

  The Treasury Board Secretariat says the Canadian Human Rights Commission discriminated against Black and racialized employees in a decision published earlier this month.

  Canada

  Mar 16, 2023
• Remote work extension given to some federal public servants as others face deadline

  In December, Mona Fortier announced that all departments would be mandated back to the office at least two days a week to address inconsistencies across the public service.

  World

  Mar 16, 2023
• Back-to-work violations by federal public servants to be managed on case-by-case basis

  Treasury Board President Mona Fortier is ordering all departments to bring employees back to the office at least two to three times a week by the end of March.

  Canada

  Jan 13, 2023
• Kelowna 911 dispatch services suffering from ‘worrisome’ low staffing

  Kelowna 911 phone operators are stretched so thin that the union representing them says it's a public safety risk and they want people to be aware.

  Crime

  Jan 9, 2023
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• Union representing Quebec nurses submits its new contract demands

  The wish list includes 60 demands the union hopes will be met by the Quebec government.

  Canada

  Nov 7, 2022
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• No plans to include Indigenous languages to bilingualism bonus, feds say

  The bilingualism bonus is an extra $800 employees receive a year if they work in a position designated as requiring language skills in English and French.

  Canada

  Aug 23, 2022