CBSA Strike Action Paused as Mediation Continues Until June 12
Strike action for over 9,000 Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) workers is on hold as the union and the government extend negotiations with a mediator until June 12 to secure a fair contract for the workers.
We’ve paused all strike action as talks continue to reach a fair contract for workerssaid Sharon DeSousa, PSAC National President. “Our members keep our borders moving, goods flowing, and our families safe. They deserve a contract that delivers fair wages, equitable retirement, and im
proves working conditions at CBSA.
All strike activities are postponed as mediation continues into next week. A new strike deadline will be set soon, and job action remains possible if an agreement is not reached.
I’m hopeful we can reach a deal and avoid disruptions at Canada’s borders, said Mark Weber, Customs and Immigration Union National President. “Our members are essential – protecting our borders, preventing auto theft, and stopping illegal drugs and firearms from entering Canada. They deserve a fair contract that treats them with respect and dignity, in line with other law enforcement agencies.
Due to the sensitive nature of ongoing negotiations, the Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Customs and Immigration Union will not be providing media interviews during mediation.
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