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30/11/23

Front commun reacts to ISQ report on remuneration of Québec public service employees | Urgent need for catch-up pay increases

28/11/23

Public-sector contract talks Front commun announces a 3rd series of strike days from December 8 to 14

24/11/23

Front commun activists arrested by the SQ and charged with mischief at a demonstration at a CAQ riding office

23/11/23

Public-sector contract talks | Front commun demonstration in front of the National Assembly

23/11/23

Open Letter | Today, we’re making history

20/11/23

Public-sector contract talks | Front commun asks for conciliation

15/11/23

Health and social services contract talks | Organization of work: government is talking out of both sides of its mouth

09/11/23

2023 Convention: Robert Comeau reelected as APTS president

06/11/23

The Front commun will be on strike on November 21, 22 and 23

03/11/23

Health and social service contract talks | Government puts an end to double rate for overtime pay, fuelling workers’ anger

29/10/23

Public-sector contract talks | Government makes an insulting offer – again

26/10/23

Public-sector contract talks | Front commun workers will strike on November 6

20/10/23

A lighter administrative burden for workers providing home care | Measures look promising if the right conditions are in place

17/10/23

Historic strike mandate for the Front commun: 95% of members vote yes

16/10/23

OHS week | Don’t jeopardize your health – make a report!

02/10/23

Extension of the psychiatry premium: the APTS scores a first victory before the arbitrator

26/09/23

Government statements: Front commun is waiting for concrete outcomes

21/09/23

Québec Ombudsman’s annual report 2022-2023 | When public services are severely impaired by staff shortages

18/09/23

Survey shows public opinion is favourable to workers

14/09/23

Government refuses to extend certain premiums beyond September 30

11/09/23

Front commun looks ahead to unlimited general strike

29/06/23

Compensation for biomedical engineering technical coordinators and executive assistants | Government stubbornly committed to acting in bad faith

28/06/23

Health and social service contract talks | Unions sharply critical of measures that would make working conditions worse

27/06/23

Public-sector bargaining talks: an update as summer begins

19/06/23

Three technologists out of five considered leaving the public sector in the past year | APTS des Laurentides sounds the alarm

15/06/23

Public-sector contract talks | APTS members demonstrate at the Ontario border against the exodus of professionals and technicians in health and social services

14/06/23

Coroner’s report on suicide in Québec | Québec’s public system must provide access to mental health services

13/06/23

Evaluation of youth protection in Québec: future looks grim for an ailing system

08/06/23

Case won by a biomedical engineer of Romanian origin

08/06/23

Bill 15 | Health care unions sharply critical of a bill that will increase centralization and pander to the private sector

01/06/23

Bad-faith bargaining and interference in union activities: APTS takes the government to court

19/05/23

The APTS welcomes the reelection of Caroline Senneville as CSN president

13/05/23

Public-sector contract talks | The Front commun is incensed and ratchets up the pressure

09/05/23

Bill 15 | The APTS tells the government to change course

02/05/23

International Workers’Day | Who benefits from inflation? Not us!

25/04/23

The government wants to devalue nurse clinician specialists, buyers, and clinical sexologists

24/04/23

The MSSS intends to abolish the graduate medical laboratory technician job title

17/04/23

2010 pay equity audit: CNESST sends notices of decisions

17/04/23

BILL 15 Health care unions lay the basis for dialogue

12/04/23

Health and social service contract talks | Time to step up the pace

04/04/23

Home-support services | APTS reacts to report on aging well at home

03/04/23

Rising-scale COVID premium: a landmark decision

30/03/23

Public sector contract talks | Collective agreements set to expire: As the weather heats up, we’re getting ready to spring into action!

29/03/23

New health agency Santé Québec | Health reform gets off on the wrong foot

27/03/23

The Front commun acknowledges Québec’s new offer

23/03/23

Superior Court dismisses health and social service ministry’s case | Biomedical engineering technical coordinators are finally granted the recognition they deserve

22/03/23

2023-2024 budget | APTS condemns vote-seeking tax cuts carried out at the expense of public services

17/03/23

Meeting with Minister Biron | The Collectif 8 mars is left unsatisfied

14/03/23

Bill on independent labour | The APTS criticizes Bill 10 for its glaring omissions

08/03/23

Public-sector contract talks | Feminist resistance: Front commun demands better pay for women employed in public services

06/03/23

Increasing your work hours to 37.5 h/week - it's up to you

24/02/23

OPTILAB | APTS calls for a moratorium on construction of the Montérégie hub lab

23/02/23

Open letter | Feminist Resistance and the Climate Emergency

22/02/23

International Women’s Rights Day | The CAQ has to quit being afraid of its shadow

22/02/23

Public-sector contract talks | Vague and disconnected offers to improve mental health services

16/02/23

A two-tier lab system | The APTS calls for decentralization

16/02/23

Front commun sets the record straight after government’s misleading statements

15/02/23

A bill on independent workers in the health and social services sector | More is needed to stop the hemorrhaging

15/02/23

Union demonstration at Montréal West Island CIUSSS: “Our employer is living in a fantasy world”

31/01/23

For the new parliamentary session | APTS presents its checklist for health and social services

25/01/23

Public-sector contract talks | Government offers rejected by the Front commun

19/01/23

The APTS welcomes Magali Picard as newly elected president of the FTQ

18/01/23

Minimum wage increase to $15.25 an hour | Too little too late, says coalition for $18 minimum wage

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