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RE Barg Update March 2026

8 Apr 2026

20 hours ago

Your RE Bargaining Team has been actively preparing for the next round of negotiations.In September, the RE Bargaining Team participated in comprehensive negotiations training alongside other PIPSC core public service bargaining teams and selected agencies. This training ensured all teams entered this round with a consistent foundation of knowledge and preparation.In October, we developed and …

A member’s Guide to a strike

21 Jun 2024

1 year ago

PDF version Generations of workers have used strikes effectively to win some of the rights and working conditions you benefit from today. Unions don’t take striking lightly, but when we do it we do it to win and win we must! We don’t strike over trivial things, we strike when your human rights and livelihood …

Ready to fight for a better deal: Bargaining overview

15 Jun 2023

2 years ago

Our PIPSC bargaining teams are pushing hard at the negotiation table and fighting for a better deal for our members. You can find bargaining updates from each Group on their individual Group pages. The PIPSC Central Table Bargaining Team held our fourth meeting with Treasury Board representatives on May 23 – 25, 2023. The Central …

Additional $100 for late implementation of 2019 collective agreements

8 Mar 2021

5 years ago

Members in the core public administration whose collective agreements were ratified in 2019 may be eligible for a new payout that PIPSC negotiated. In 2019, we negotiated a compensatory sum of $400 that was to be paid to you due to the extended implementation period of 180 days for your new agreement, which was necessary …

Understand your pay increase and retro pay

23 Jan 2020

6 years ago

The implementation of new collective agreements is underway for the AV, NR, RE, SH, SP, AFS (CRA), NRC (IS, LS, RO-RCO, TR), NEB, NFB, NUREG (CNSC) and OSFI groups. This webinar video outlines the details of your pay increase and the tips for calculating retro pay. You will also find useful information about implementation timelines …

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