All the positions are for 3-year terms beginning January 1, 2022 and ending December 31, 2024.
Top Issues
2021 federal election: a pivotal time for our members
PIPSC members amply demonstrated throughout the pandemic their unwavering commitment and ability to continue serving Canadians under exceptionally difficult circumstances. The future of the public service is, more than ever, a critical election topic.
Phoenix Pay System
Public servants deserve to be paid accurately and on time. You have dealt with too many pay issues and stresses from the Phoenix failure. That’s why replacing Phoenix with a system that works can’t happen soon enough.
Defending public science
Read the award-winning Women in Science toolkit developed by the PIPSC Women in Science Learning Lab. #ChooseToChallenge
News
Important information about the upcoming CS to IT conversion.
As the union representing the scientists who approved the COVID vaccines, PIPSC welcomes all efforts to increase vaccination coverage in Canada. That includes a vaccine policy that makes vaccines more accessible to our members and accommodates legitimate reasons for which an employee may not be vaccinated.
PIPSC will hold 4 virtual election forums for members to learn more about the candidates’ visions for the future of our union.
To help our members make an informed choice on September 20th, we sent a non-partisan survey to Canada's major political parties. We asked the parties where they stand on the issues most important to our members.