Robyn Benson, National President of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), on behalf of PSAC and its component, the Union of Solicitor General Employees (USGE), sent a letter to the President of the Treasury Board, Minister Scott Brison, to raise concerns regarding fair treatment for the RCMP civilian members who will become part of the federal public service.
Officials at Public Services Procurement Canada were aware that the Phoenix pay system might cause privacy breaches as early as January 2016, according to media reports released yesterday.
PSAC and Treasury Board recently released a joint communiqué outlining the planned classification reform process.
As you are aware, the Administrative Support Positions Review (ASPR) – Phase II was initiated in May 2011 following the completion of the Phase 1 Detachment Clerk Review.
Treasury Board Secretariat, the RCMP and PSAC/USGE (the “Alliance”) reached an agreement on May 27, 2011, concerning former RCMP employees who left their substantive positions prior to the completion of the National Detachment Clerk Review.
The RCMP has recently sent out another update communiqué on the DA review and what their plans are for moving ahead.