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Many workers in Ontario do not enjoy the rights and privileges of union representation. By unionizing with PSAC, workers can achieve:
- Negotiated pay and benefits
- Fair grievance and dispute resolution processes
- Fair and transparent staffing procedures
- Entitlements of seniority in scheduling, recall, holidays, etc.
- A stronger voice in workplace operations
PSAC members are entitled to union representation in their workplace; union education; participation in union functions, regional committees and elected bodies.
PSAC locals establish democratic structures that meet their members' needs, including the composition of the local executive, local committees and a stewards' network.
With the support of PSAC Officers, staff and members, new PSAC locals quickly become capable of running their daily affairs while making the links to the rest of the Union.
To find out how to join PSAC, to review recent campaign successes, or to discuss the process of negotiating for better working conditions review the attached Fairness@Work brochure or contact Ontario Organizer Christopher Wilson at 1-800-354-9086 ext. 230, (416) 485-3558 ext. 230 or by email at wilsonc@psac-afpc.com
Current Campaigns
- Georgian Downs Slots Campaign
- Ahkwesashne Mohawk Board of Education
- Research Assistants at Western U
- Postdoctural Association of Western
Organizing Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What are my rights?
- Advantages of joining a union
- Join Us (PSAC National page)
- Become An Organizing Activist
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Locals That Have Joined PSAC
- Treaty Three Officers
- Anishinabek Police Service Civilians
- Security Officers (Slots at Georgian Downs)
- Blue Water Bridge Employees
- University of Western Ontario
- Commissionaires DCL Local 00802 & 00608
- Georgian Downs Racetrack
- Moosonee Municipal Workers
- Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service Board Civilians
- Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service Board Officers