Prince Edward Island

Sisters, Brothers and Friends, On this National Public Service Week, I say thank you to all our members in the federal public service. PSAC members have been on the frontlines of this pandemic, committed to delivering critical government services for Canadians everywhere. You went above and beyond and continue doing so in order to provide essential public services to Canadians during these difficult times.

The impacts of COVID-19 on the LGBTQ2+ members and our communities makes it a trying time. Many of us look forward every year to celebrate our achievements and fight for more equality. This year, we will have to do it differently, because we simply cannot cancel or skip pride.

Language Date Time Title Description Registration English November 26, 2020 8 pm ADT Workers Solidarity in Action: Stories from Guatemala

PEI Commissionaires 2020 Wage Proposal Ratification Meeting June 4, 2020 Your bargaining team is preparing to negotiate your wage increases for 2020. Join us for a short meeting where we will present our wage proposal, answer your questions and then you will have an opportunity to vote on it.

The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia is recognized every year on May 17 with events taking place both nationally and internationally. 

UPDATE The recordings of the national telephone town halls that were held on May 13-14 are now available. Listen to the English callListen to the French call ***** Calling all PSAC members, literally!

 

Dear Sirs:  I hope this letter finds each of you in good health.  I write to you today as a representative of over 3,100 federal public employees represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) in Prince Edward Island and with respect to our elapsed collective agreements with our employer.

Maintaining Your Mental Health During the Pandemic The coronavirus disease pandemic (COVID-19) is causing stress and anxiety for many of us. As a result of this virus, our habits and ways of doing things have changed drastically and suddenly. COVID-19 has also plunged us into a period of uncertainty. In this context, it is normal to try to understand what is happening to us and to want to find ways to manage the situation.