Current issues
Information about key issues affecting your professional life.
Workload
Work overload is a major problem that tends to get worse with each new reform of the health and social services system. The APTS has developed a series of factsheets providing a deeper understanding its various aspects Stay tuned – we’ll be putting them online over the next weeks.
Santé Québec FAQ
Some members received a memo from the employer saying that their institution is being integrated to Santé Québec. While we will continue to denounce this decision, which will further centralize health and social services, we wanted to reassure you about the process that is under way. We understand that this transition may raise questions, so we have created this FAQ, which we will update, to address your concerns.
2023 contract talks
June 2024 | The renewal of your collective agreement has just been completed. After over a year and a half of tough negotiations, supported by your historic mobilization, the 2023-2028 collective agreement has been signed on June 7h, 2024.
Expanding professional practices
Expanding the scope of professional practices is one of the pillars of the Legault government’s health care reform plan, the Plan santé. It is being presented as one of the main solutions for addressing the labour shortage, and extensive work is currently being done on this issue. This could result in a major transformation of the organization of work in your workplace.
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Our union represents 65,000 technicians and professionals working in the health and social services system. In more than a hundred different job titles, our members provide a wide range of services including diagnostic, rehabilitation, psychosocial intervention, clinical support, and prevention services. Here are the three major activity sectors where you might meet them:
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