The government of Canada has announced that, effective January 1, 2026, pension benefits for retirees under the Public Service Pension Plan will be increased by 2.0%. This automatic increase, known as indexation, is designed to help protect your pension against the rising costs of living. Over time, indexation ensures that your retirement income continues to …

On June 25, National Joint Council Bargaining Agents met with Treasury Board officials to conclude the 2022 cyclical review of the dental plan. The parties implemented several big wins that will benefit members for years to come.  The annual maximum and the lifetime orthodontics cap will increase from $2,500 to $3,000 on January 1, 2026 …

Attention all Federal Public Service employees: Your 2025 Pension Plan Statement is now available through the Compensation Web Applications (CWA) portal. Log in today to:  Review your pensionable service  Confirm your retirement projections Ensure your personal details are up to date This is a great opportunity to stay informed and plan ahead for your future! Access your statement via …

Almost all PIPSC Members are entitled to disability benefits through their workplace disability plan.  More information on your specific plan can be found here. Members should proactively communicate with their doctor, employer, and benefits provider to ensure benefits are not denied due to late filing.  It is important to respect the deadline to file, which …

A work force adjustment (WFA) situation arises when the service of an employee in the federal public service is no longer required.  Members subject to a WFA may be presented with options, some of which could have an impact on your pension: Reasonable Job Offer: Members who receive a reasonable job offer or otherwise maintain a …