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Public-sector bargaining talks | Tentative deal 420,000 Front commun workers now have the floor Montréal, January 7, 2024 – After weeks of intensive bargaining talks, and having consulted its intermediate decision-making bodies, the Front commun can now confirm that the tentative deal reached with Québec in late December will be submitted to union members represented […]Uncategorized
COMMUN FRONT- Proposed tentative deal at the central table.
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FRONT COMMUN- Proposition d’entente de principe à la table centrale
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Public-sector contract talks – Front commun will launch an unlimited general strike early in 2024 unless a deal is reachedPublic-sector contract talks
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Central labour bodies demand major changes from the federal government -Closed work permits
Montreal, December 18, 2023. – On this International Migrants Day, and as part of the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration’s consultation on closed work permits and temporary foreign workers (TFWs), four major labour organizations have submitted a joint brief, reiterating their demand that these permits be abolished and replaced by open work permits, with […]Press release
The government is now offering 12.7%
No agreement is possible without a mechanism to protect purchasing power and a catch-up pay increase Québec City, December 7, 2023 – “There will be no agreement unless our members’ purchasing power is protected and they are provided with a catch-up pay increase. We won’t let any of our members get poorer – and that’s […]Press release
COMMUN FRONT UPDATE ON NEGOTIATIONS ON DECEMBER 6TH, 2023
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COMMUN FRONT – It’s urgent to catch up
Common Front reaction to the ISQ report on the remuneration of employees in the Quebec administration It’s urgent to catch up Montreal, November 30th, 2023 – “The data from the Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) is unequivocal: the wage gap between public service workers and other salaried employees in Quebec must be closed. […]Press release