PSAC Strike - Federal Workers

[BJP]

Does the federal strike include Transport Canada, its inspectors, licensing and Aviation Medical staff as well? 

[Icewind]

2 hours ago, BJP said:

Does the federal strike include Transport Canada, its inspectors, licensing and Aviation Medical staff as well? 

From what I have heard it is yes for their unionized employees, however some are designated 'essential' and thus cannot go out on strike, but I can only guess who those may be.

[Icewind]

I imagine more of these will appear.

Strike - notice to stakeholders -- Message aux intervenants - grÃve 2023.pdf

[Bif]

I have a year till my booklet expires but I guess I really should stop dilly dallying...

[freck]

That's hilarious. How much more do they want for being so bad at what they do ? 

[Macca]

I believe the Processing of licences, type ratings, medicals, etc will be further delayed . A lot of fellas jumping into different ships these days…may cause further havoc mid-summer. A new type rating signed in the booklet is only valid for 2 months before a new sticker is sent out…as a for instance.

[just looking]

14 hours ago, freck said:

That's hilarious. How much more do they want for being so bad at what they do ? 

Saw an article this morning said 13.6% 

[twinstar_ca]

5 minutes ago, just looking said:

Saw an article this morning said 13.6% 

and is that not per year over 3 years?? 😲

[Icewind]

38 minutes ago, twinstar_ca said:

and is that not per year over 3 years?? 😲

They want 4.5 per cent for 2021, 2022, and 2023, totalling 13.6 for the last 3 years. They are still negotiating for their 'current' contract.

[twinstar_ca]

4 hours ago, Icewind said:

They want 4.5 per cent for 2021, 2022, and 2023, totalling 13.6 for the last 3 years. They are still negotiating for their 'current' contract.

I thought it was 30%+ over the 3 yrs... thanks for clarifying.. 👍