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Collective Bargaining

Collective agreements outline your workplace rights. They're negotiated by PIPSC and include details on pay, benefits, leave, job security, and more—ensuring fair and consistent treatment for all members.
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June 21, 2026
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Recent news - Labrador
29 Aug 2023
The CP Labrador Sub-Group is holding its Inaugural Annual General Meeting (AGM)

2 years ago

The CP Labrador Sub-Group will be holding its inaugural Annual General Meeting. When: Thursday, September 28th, 2023, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm (Lunch will be provided) Where: CFB 5 Wing Goose Bay Dinning Hall, Hurricane Lane, Goose Bay NL R.S.V.P.  to colineobrien44@gmail.com by Monday September 25th, 2022. As this message may not reach some of your fellow CP colleagues, please feel free …

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Labrador executive team

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Position Name Department
President Colin O'Brien Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Vice-President J. Trevor Kennedy Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
Secretary/Treasurer Michael Daren Wells National Defence

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