Yukon

REVP North Julie Docherty took a stand to push for the government to retract its decision at a conference in November.To learn more, read here.

When one is honoured, we are all honouredTomorrow is National Aboriginal Day.This day provides all of us with an opportunity to reflect on the important, unparalleled contributions the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis have made.Canadians celebrate National Aboriginal Day through a wide variety of events and gatherings across the country. It is fitting this occurs on the longest day of the year, to reflect the many generations of aboriginal peoples who still proudly stand against oppressive policies.

Collective agreement between PSAC and the Government of Yukon. Expired 2002

Read the Mission Statement from the National Board of Directors attached in French and English. Also see our Organizational Chart attached. SERVING A DIVERSE MEMBERSHIP IN A VAST REGION Welcome! PSAC North is Canada’s largest union North of 60, representing more than 13,000 members in the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. We span a landmass equal to all western provinces put together, plus Ontario. Our members live in larger urban centers as well as small, isolated communities without road access. Our headquarters is in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, with regional offices in Whitehorse and Iqaluit. Our members work for a variety of employers, including federal, territorial and municipal governments, non-profit organizations and the private sector. We support members to achieve better pay, safe working conditions, employment security, fair treatment and respect in the workplace. Most northern members belong to the one of three northern components of the PSAC: the Nunavut Employees Union, the Yukon Employees Union or the Union of Northern Workers. These three organizations are unique within the PSAC family because they are regionally based. Many other northern members, notably those who work for the federal government, belong to PSAC components that are based outside the North, most often in Ottawa.