National Public Service Week (NPSW) is happening from June 14 to June 20. To highlight the hard work you do for Canadians, we’re running a contest to build momentum for fair and flexible work in the public service.  The more you take part, the more chances you have to win one of 2 $100 gift …

The way work is done in the public service has changed. PIPSC members have delivered results under pressure, adapted quickly, and demonstrated that effective work can happen anywhere.  Our first Return to Office (RTO) picket at Tunney’s Pasture last month was a great success, and we need your help to keep pressuring the government to …

As Work Force Adjustments (WFAs) continue to affect members across the public service, mental health is top of mind. Active members like you provide a safe space to share emotions and lived experiences. That emotional labour can be difficult to manage, which is why we want to provide tools and resources to help you navigate …

Members of the Professional Unions Network of Canada issued the following statement at the end of their spring meeting on April 30 in Toronto, Ontario. Unions representing professional workers across Canada are calling on governments to abandon their regressive, unilateral return‑to‑office mandates and instead preserve the flexible work arrangements that have proven effective for years. …

We are saddened to share the passing of a longtime member and dedicated volunteer Ranjit Kumar Dhar. Ranjit served members for decades in a variety of roles, including Sub-Group President of NR-4900 Yonge, Chair of the AP Sub-Group, and Member-at-Large. He also contributed to multiple bargaining teams, bringing experience and a steady voice in support …