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Which of the following gave federal civil servants bargaining rights similar to those granted to workers in the private sector as well as the right to strike?
A) Human Rights Act
B) Public Service Staff Relations Act
C) National Labour Relations Act
D) Charter of Rights and Freedoms
E) British North America Act
Federal Civil Servants
Employees who work for the federal government, performing duties that range from administrative to specialized roles.
Public Service Staff Relations Act
Legislation governing labor relations within the public service, including the rights and responsibilities of public servants and their employers.
Bargaining Rights
The legally granted ability for workers and their representatives to negotiate with employers over wages, benefits, and working conditions.
- Acquire knowledge about the statutory framework regulating labor relations in Canada, covering jurisdiction together with the privileges of employers and unions.
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Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge about the statutory framework regulating labor relations in Canada, covering jurisdiction together with the privileges of employers and unions.
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