New Contract: Government Librarians To Get Lump Sum For Dropping Pay Equity Lawsuit
The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) and the federal government have reached a tentative deal over a new collective agreement.
PSAC is the largest union of Canadian government employees. Many government librarians are members.
Under the deal, members would receive a 6.8 per cent wage increase over four years.
Employees in the Education and Library Science Bargaining Unit will receive a $4,000 lump sum pensionable payment in exchange for the withdrawal of two pay equity complaints before the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
The deal must still be ratified by members.
PSAC is the largest union of Canadian government employees. Many government librarians are members.
Under the deal, members would receive a 6.8 per cent wage increase over four years.
Employees in the Education and Library Science Bargaining Unit will receive a $4,000 lump sum pensionable payment in exchange for the withdrawal of two pay equity complaints before the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
The deal must still be ratified by members.
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