Bargaining update #0
We’ve taken the first step! We have elected a big, representative TR Bargaining Committee, which is all set for the first round of open bargaining in the history of the federal public service.
RCMP CMs – new collective agreement: what you need to know
We are pleased to announce that as of November 27, 2025, the collective agreements for RCMP civilian members belonging to the SPS-ESS and SPS-TRL groups have come into effect. The…
CAPE and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer sign new collective agreement
We are pleased to announce that the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer (OPBO) have signed the new collective…
CAPE’s OPBO Bargaining Unit members ratify tentative agreement
Ottawa, October 17, 2025– Members of the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE) belonging to CAPE’s Bargaining Unit at the OPBO, have voted in favour of ratifying…
Tentative Agreement reached between CAPE and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer
On September 25, 2025, CAPE and its OPBO Bargaining Team reached a tentative agreement for the amendment and renewal of their collective agreement with the Office of the…
Tentative Agreement reached between CAPE and the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer
On September 25, 2025, CAPE and its OPBO Bargaining Team reached a tentative agreement for the amendment and renewal of their collective agreement with the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer.
RCMP CMs – What does this new agreement mean for you, and what comes next?
On April 14, CAPE announced that it had reached a tentative collective agreement for RCMP CMs (SP-ESS and SP-TRL). The collective bargaining committee unanimously recommend the…
RCMP Bargaining Update
The bargaining team met on February 10 to prepare for the next bargaining session starting on February 18. The bargaining committee also attended a presentation by Goldblatt Partners on RCMP Recourse Procedures and Processes.
Letter to RCMP commissioner
You will find here a copy of a letter sent on behalf of CMs, signed by CAPE, PSAC, PIPSC and CUPE Local 104 presidents, to the RCMP commissioner in January, as well as the very disappointing response from the commissioner.
List of collective bargaining counterproposals tabled by both parties (Treasury Board and CAPE)
While the employer (Treasury Board) pushes for the “harmonization” of your working conditions with those of public service employees (EC and TR), the reality is that full…
