Article in the Ottawa Citizen exposes cause of problems at RCMP
A recent article in the Ottawa Citizen is shining the light on the cause of the current toxic environment at the RCMP.
A recent article in the Ottawa Citizen is shining the light on the cause of the current toxic environment at the RCMP.
PSAC and Treasury Board recently released a joint communiqué outlining the planned classification reform process.
Despite tough economic times and a less-than-labour friendly government, this is turning out to be a very exciting time for USGE-PSAC members in the federal public service.
During the Triennial Convention held in July of this year, Resolution #45 was endorsed by the voting delegates.
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.
Since the most recent article in April 2011, NGWD committees conference calls took place.
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.
It’s been a long time since USGE has posted an article on this important issue for our members. There hasn’t been much news to report since, in our opinion, the process was not sufficiently streamlined.
The USGE has been actively working with Correctional Services Canada (CSC) to create a work description that is truly reflective of the duties, responsibilities and working conditions of Parole Officers.
PSAC members have voted to accept the tentative agreements negotiated with Treasury Board for the PA, SV and EB groups.