The Government of Canada and the Public Service Alliance of Canada begin mediation for the Border Services Group
June 03 2024 - 8:08PM
PR Newswire (Canada)
OTTAWA,
ON, June 3, 2024 /CNW/ - Today, the Government
of Canada and the Public Service
Alliance of Canada entered into
mediated negotiations with the goal of reaching an agreement on a
renewed collective agreement for the Border Services Group.
Border Services Group employees provide important services to
Canadians and we are fully committed to reaching an agreement at
the table that is fair for them and reasonable for taxpayers. With
a shared commitment to good faith bargaining, the government is
optimistic that an agreement can be reached.
We have already reached agreements with over 80% of public
service employees combining a total of 17 bargaining units, and we
remain committed to doing the same for the Border Services
employees.
Associated Links
- Public Interest Commission Recommends Employer and PSAC "Resume
Collective Bargaining Immediately" to reach an agreement for the
Border Services Group - Canada.ca
- Public Interest Commission Report for the Border Services
group
- The Government of Canada
responds to the Public Service Alliance of Canada strike vote for the Border Services
group - Canada.ca
- Statement from President of Treasury Board on Public Interest
Commission Hearings for the Border Services Group - Canada.ca
- Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Statement in response to
Public Service Alliance of Canada Strike Vote - Canada.ca
- The collective bargaining process - Canada.ca
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