PSAC has extended the deadline for its bargaining survey to January 6, 2025, ensuring that all members in various bargaining units have the opportunity to participate in shaping future collective agreements with Treasury Board. This move reinforces the union's commitment to advancing labour rights and participatory decision-making.

PSAC achieved a major victory for labor rights as all charges issued during the 2023 national strike were dismissed or withdrawn, underscoring the union's commitment to protecting members' rights and collective action.

Over 155,000 federal public servants, represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), initiated a strike across Canada to demand a fair collective agreement, highlighting issues around wage increases, cost of living, and workplace rights.

PSAC members representing federal public service workers in Canada have ratified tentative agreements reached earlier this year. The deals provide a 12.6% wage increase over four years, a one-time pensionable payment of $2,500, and enhanced remote work protections requiring individualized, documented assessments by managers. These measures aim to secure better working conditions and stronger protections for over 155,000 workers at agencies including the CRA.

On May 1, 2023, the Government of Canada and the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) reached tentative agreements that include an 11.5% wage increase over four years (retroactive to 2021), group-specific allowances, enhanced leave provisions (including paid leave for Indigenous employees), and improvements to telework policies for approximately 120,000 public service workers.

PSAC led a historic strike involving over 155,000 federal employees, concluding with a tentative agreement that delivers a 12.6% raise over four years and introduces new remote work provisions. The deal, reached amid high inflation and fiscal pressures, is viewed as a landmark victory for workers' rights and sets a precedent for labor practices in Canada.

PSAC, representing over 120,000 public service workers, reached a tentative agreement with the Treasury Board after 13 days of strike action. The agreement includes a 12.6% wage increase, a one-time lump-sum payment for retiring members, and provisions related to remote work, marking a significant victory for worker rights amid record-high inflation.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) was featured in a picket line around Parliament Hill on April 26, 2023, as part of widespread worker protests advocating for fair labor practices and opposing government austerity measures affecting federal public servants.

On April 12, 2023, PSAC announced a positive strike vote among several bargaining units, legally positioning public service employees for strike action and prompting the government to seek immediate negotiations towards a fair collective agreement.