ArmyRick
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So whats the pay range then for full time PSAC employees? Minimum to maximum?Except the current people on strike in that group make nowhere near that.
So whats the pay range then for full time PSAC employees? Minimum to maximum?Except the current people on strike in that group make nowhere near that.
I'm sure the median is proportionately higher than a private sector employee doing the same work. Without benefits as well.So whats the pay range then for full time PSAC employees? Minimum to maximum?
So the quote you posted the average compensation and not salary of a Federal Employee.So whats the pay range then for full time PSAC employees? Minimum to maximum?
For some jobs yes. For others not so much. Depends on the classifications.I'm sure the median is proportionately higher than a private sector employee doing the same work. Without benefits as well.
That's not representative, as the highest PA group (AS-08) are few and far between; there are many more lower level personnel (CR4 / AS3 etc).So whats the pay range then for full time PSAC employees? Minimum to maximum?
Gee accountability to the tax payer. And yes, while I was in the service, I accepted that as a hard fact of working for the tax payer.When we ran into the "I pay your salary types" , I never talked back.
But, used to think to myself, instead of saying, "I don't have it, so you shouldn't either. "
Why not look at it this way, instead, "If they have it – why don't I?"
Like we were crabs in a bucket, on a race to the bottom.
PSAC is now "detaining" people for 5-6 minutes according to several news sources and then letting them go.
If people are doing that ie actually detaining people then that isn’t cool. Also maybe some links? I’d like to read for myself.PSAC is now "detaining" people for 5-6 minutes according to several news sources and then letting them go.
Are you done accusing people because they aren’t as extreme as you? Seriously. You lament cordial discussion and are probably the most inflammatory person here. I am happy to discuss the issue but stop with the insults. I’m no closet Liberal no more than you are a closet nazi.If the trucker convoy had done this, the outrage by you closet Liberals would have been mind blowing.
Whos lawsuit?So, when can we expect the $300 million class action lawsuit?
You are probably not a closet liberal. I believe you. You do seem to excuse or justify a lot of the behaviour. BTW, your not the one I was thinking of with closet Liberal.If people are doing that ie actually detaining people then that isn’t cool. Also maybe some links? I’d like to read for myself.
Are you done accusing people because they aren’t as extreme as you? Seriously. You lament cordial discussion and are probably the most inflammatory person here. I am happy to discuss the issue but stop with the insults. I’m no closet Liberal no more than you are a closet nazi.
Whos lawsuit?
As for the link, please excuse me. I have a ton of twitter post to look through. I believe it was a PSAC employee saying it.If people are doing that ie actually detaining people then that isn’t cool. Also maybe some links? I’d like to read for myself.
Are you done accusing people because they aren’t as extreme as you? Seriously. You lament cordial discussion and are probably the most inflammatory person here. I am happy to discuss the issue but stop with the insults. I’m no closet Liberal no more than you are a closet nazi.
"Detaining" someone against their will is an offence under the CCC I believe. Perhaps some more learned folks here can weigh in on the specifics.PSAC is now "detaining" people for 5-6 minutes according to several news sources and then letting them go.
Both meant to disrupt civilian life to promote a cause or an agenda. Thats why.You keep comparing a strike to "the trucker convoy".
You're onto something here.I DO support the PSAC employees right to strike in the same regard. I personally think they are asking for a little much.
I am pointing out again how Trudeau forgives one group and condemns another.
So as has been mentioned by many before, protests are normal in Ottawa. There was one yesterday on the Hill which is why the PSAC one did not go to the hill (something something permits). It isn’t happening at all hours and is limited to specific sites and absolutely nowhere near residential areas. There are no noise violations as they are in keeping with those bylaws.So watching several news clips of the strike in Ottawa. I see constant honking, cheering, loud music playing, etc. Disruptive.
He’s actually using that as an excuse to avoid getting mired in the process. And it’s all talk like he always does. Listen to the union leadership who don’t seem to have much love for him right now.Trudeau is half assed cowardly praising the "right to negotiate" (He probably expects these to be future voters for him)
I have no idea how that is going. Are they shutting down trade or just slowing things down? I’m no fan of any of that. My little group was asked to black an entrance and we said no thanks.Port of Montreal (Trade and commerce)
There are no two standard. Anyone bring the trucker convoy into the conversation is comparing apples and oranges.WHY in the hell is there two standards to parliament? Truckers do it and its a "terrorist act" that requires the EA. PSAC does this and its "simply part of the union process of our hard working public servants..."
Are you really comparing the collective bargaining process to unlawful protest? There is no BS excuse and in case you didn’t notice the Union is actually in a fight with the LPC.Really asking how people have "selective" integrity in this country. Go ahead Liberal excusers, please justify all this with a BS explanation.
Fair enough. I did feel that it might have been. Thanks for the clarification.You are probably not a closet liberal. I believe you. You do seem to excuse or justify a lot of the behaviour. BTW, your not the one I was thinking of with closet Liberal.
Nothing wrong with that. Not that you need my validation lol.Yes. I am an extreme Canadian. I feel extremely emotional about integrity, accountability and transparency in our governments and their employees.