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Purolator Bargaining Update

February 22, 2024

We are pleased to report that last Friday afternoon, February 16, the parties were able to reach a tentative deal that is retroactive to the expiry of the previous Collective Agreement.

Bargaining Input Call

In preparation for this round of bargaining, PSAC has adopted a framework for receipt of bargaining input, with the goal of improving the focus of bargaining, streamlining the process, improving responsiveness to workplace issues and increasing our successes.

Bargaining Update # 4

Hello Everyone,

Good day UPCE members, 

The Union of Postal Communications Employees is pleased to offer again this year the scholarship program for UPCE members and their children. This is in addition to any existing Public Service Alliance of Canada scholarships that may be available. 

Illunnata campaign shines light on food insecurity in the North

PSAC members and their communities are invited to show Canadians what northern food insecurity looks like by taking part in PSAC’s new campaign, Illunnata, which means “all of us” in Inuktitut. Because all of us deserve food security.  

PSAC launches second campaign to ensure clean water for all

In collaboration with Indigenous communities and in the spirit of reconciliation, PSAC is launching our second campaign to demand safe, clean, water for all.  

The Joint National Equity and Diversity Committee

You are invited to count yourself in and fill out the Joint Equity Census Survey to help us create a more diverse and equitable workplace. With only five questions, it takes just a few minutes to complete.

The application process for the 2022 PSAC Scholarship Program is now open.

The program consists of 19 scholarships, including:

Fourteen scholarships for dependent children of PSAC members who will be attending full-time studies at a recognized post-secondary institution in the fall of 2022;

Here are a few links that will provide the UPCE members with more information about the newly implemented COVID-19 vaccination policies:

Canada Post Mandatory Vaccination Practice

Once again a spotlight has been put on systemic anti-Black racism in the justice system – one that has oppressed Black, racialized, and Indigenous people for centuries.

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