OTTAWA (Ontario) August 11, 2026 – The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada (PIPSC) is applauding the June 19, 2026,  decision by the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board (FPSLREB) to award $28,000 in damages to a public servant whose request to work remotely had been wrongfully denied.  The FPSLREB found …

The implementation of the 4-day Return-to-Office (RTO) mandate is affecting members across the federal public service in different ways. While every workplace is unique, one thing is clear: your experience matters. Has RTO made it harder to find a suitable workspace? Has it created accessibility barriers, changed how your team works together, or raised health …

Dear Quebec Region Member, The time has come for you to submit names for the Jacques Caron Award (Steward of the Year). We invite you to share your union steward’s outstanding achievements by clicking on the following link: Steward of the Year Nomination Form 2026 The deadline for submitting the form is Friday, September 4, 2026. For …

OTTAWA (Ontario), August 5, 2026 — With climate disasters intensifying across Canada, federal public service professionals gathered on the York Steps along Sussex Drive to warn that government cuts to the public service are undermining Canada’s ability to prepare, prevent and respond to emergencies. The lunchtime event featured split images contrasting iconic Canadian summers of …

July 31, 2026 The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada stands with 4,400 CUPE Local 8125 WestJet flight attendants as they fight for a fair collective agreement. Flight attendants have issued a 72-hour strike notice after negotiations failed to resolve key issues at the bargaining table. WestJet subsequently issued a 72-hour lockout notice. …