Update on Retro Pay
As indicated in our e-mail of February 6th, where we informed members of our awareness of issues many were having in regards to the retro pay received on February 5th, we have obtained responses from Pay Centre officials.
As indicated in our e-mail of February 6th, where we informed members of our awareness of issues many were having in regards to the retro pay received on February 5th, we have obtained responses from Pay Centre officials.
As part of the Phoenix Damages settlement, negotiated between the public service unions and the Treasury Board, a claims process for severe financial costs and lost investment income was launched yesterday.
At long last, our hearing took place on October 25th 2017 as scheduled before a panel of three “conciliators” who will make a binding decision that will be constitute our arbitral award.
Our first “Binding Conciliation” session was completed yesterday.
The AJC met with the Employer on March 26th, 27th and 28th in bargaining sessions.
As you know, on February 8th 2019 the AJC met with the Employer for the second bargaining session.
As we indicated in our November 28th update, our first bargaining session with Treasury Board since the conciliation decision, was scheduled on December 17th and 18th.
DEAR AJC MEMBERS - after an excessively long wait we finally received the decision from the chair of our conciliation panel.
As indicated in our Oct 18th update on bargaining, we met with Treasury Board on November 23rd to exchange proposals.
As indicated in our Oct 18th update on bargaining, we met with Treasury Board on November 23rd to exchange proposals.
The AJC Negotiations Team (NT) has been very busy since filing our Notice to Bargain. Here's what you need to know
It has now been more than three weeks since the US government was shut down, locking out almost 400,000 federal workers and forcing another 400,000 deemed "essential" to show up to work without pay.
As you know, on February 8th 2019 the AJC met with the Employer for the second bargaining session.
On March 23, 2016, the AJC filed a policy grievance on account of eligible LPs being deprived of their incremental lockstep increases on account of receiving an "Unable to Assess" rating.
The judicial review of the decision by the Binding Conciliation Board we filed in October last year, proceeded yesterday morning.