Roughly 120,000 Public Service Alliance of Canada members are set to vote in the coming weeks on whether to authorize a strike, as tensions rise over ongoing cuts to the federal public service. The vote signals growing unrest among Ottawa's largest unionized workforce and could have significant ripple effects across government operations.
Roughly 120,000 Public Service Alliance of Canada members are set to vote in the coming weeks on whether to authorize a strike, as tensions rise over ongoing cuts to the federal public service. The vote signals growing unrest among Ottawa's largest unionized workforce and could have significant ripple effects across government operations.
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