Bargaining newsletters
APTS newsletter
What’s happening with the 2023-2028 collective agreement
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APTS members endorse the tentative deal at a rate of 75.7%
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BARGAINING UPDATE No. 10 | The tentative deal in full detail
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BARGAINING UPDATE No. 9 | Presenting the tentative deal
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Bargaining Update No. 8 | A hypothetical tentative agreement at the sectoral table
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INFO-NÉGO Front commun: Unlimited general strike early 2024 if deal not reached
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BARGAINING UPDATE No. 7: Negotiations are heating up
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BARGAINING UPDATE No. 6 | A historic strike
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Bargaining update no 5 | The government’s new smokescreen
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Bargaining update No. 4 | Contract talks pick up speed
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Bargaining update No. 3 | APTS rejects government contract offers
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Bargaining update No. 2 | The APTS presents its sectoral demands
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The Front commun confirms the adoption of the tentative deal
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Info-négo January 2024 - details of the tentative agreement
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INFO-NÉGO Front commun: Proposed tentative deal at the central table
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Front commun: RREGOP under attack: the government persists
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7 upcoming strike days
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A slap in the face for 420,000 Front commun workers
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Front commun workers will strike on november 6
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Strike: 95% voted yes
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Public opinion is on our side
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General assembly tour: time to decide on strike action
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The CAQ is attacking our pension plan – and the damage will be real
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As the temperatures rise this spring, we’re ready to jump into the heat of the action!
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Government presents new offer at the central table
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No more premiums, the government wants to reduce women's pay
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Who's not available at the bargaining tables? The government, that's who
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Government offers are an insult to workers
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RREGOP: Our pension plan is flourishing as contract talks begin
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