About PSAC-Quebec

PSAC-Quebec represents members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada in Quebec, except those in the Outaouais region. It is also affiliated to the Fédération des travailleurs et travailleuses du Québec (FTQ), Quebec’s largest central labour body, which now counts more than 600,000 members in all economic sectors across the province.

Founded in 1995, PSAC-Quebec has adopted political positions at its Triennial Conventions. At 45,000 members strong, PSAC-Quebec plays a prominent role in the provincial political arena and focuses on networking and solidarity to promote education, mobilization and targeted political action. 

The Quebec Council – PSAC-Quebec’s executive – includes the Regional Executive Vice-President, the Alternate Regional Executive Vice-President and representatives from all eight areas of Quebec. It also brings together representatives for women, equity groups, young activists, directly chartered locals and university sector locals. We are proud to be representative and inclusive!

PSAC-Quebec’s Mission

Committed to democracy and solidarity, PSAC-Quebec educates, mobilizes and represents its members and all Quebec workers seeking to unionize.

It unites people fighting for justice and fairness in all spheres of civic life, from the professional, political and economic to the personal.

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The Public Service Alliance of Canada is one of the largest unions in the country. Most of its members are federal public service workers, but the union also represents workers in many other areas including airports, universities and Indigenous communities. 

Constitution, By-Laws and Regulations 

The decision-making process for electing leadership, setting bargaining priorities, setting and approving budgets and resolving internal disputes are set out in PSAC’s Constitution and Regulations and in PSAC-Quebec’s By-Laws, Regulations and Resolutions of Record.

PSAC and PSAC-Quebec’s activities are also governed by policies and statements. These policies, the Constitution and Regulations and the By-Laws, Regulations and Resolutions of Record are decided by delegates elected by their local or component to attend PSAC National Conventions and PSAC-Quebec Conventions.

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