Federal unions vow to fight back-to-office mandate say they will fight return to office mandates
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2024
- Unions representing federal public servants say they will fight the back-to-office mandate. CTV's Austin Lee reports.
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This guy doesn't seriously think the he and his union members will get any support whatsoever from the general public does he?
He doesn't care. Union's only serve those in the union.
You realize this will increase traffic for everyone else and reduce productivity. A lot of work can is done remotely even in the office. You literally travel an hour to the office just to do a zoom meeting and other stuff you can do at home
Get back to work - just like all of the taxpayers that pay your salary.
Look at that jealousy you have of success . Maybe if you work really hard you can go to a building that once had a union worker in it .
They are working. If they can do it remotely, whats the problem?
@@abcdedfg8340 Very few public sector jobs can be efficiently done at home. Period. Productivity is WAY down and downtown core businesses/public transport are suffering because of it!
Plus, they are also taxpayers
@@abcdedfg8340their problem is whataboutism and their own jealously
What a concept we are striking because we have to go to work union mentality
Kind of a weird take. The union is demanding that the government abide by the agreement that ended the strike. Even if the government has found a loophole in the wording, it seems reasonable that the union would want them to adhere to the spirit of the agreement. Specifically, everyone who has been successfully doing their work under their current arrangements should be allowed to continue to do so. And that goes for all workers, not just this one union.
That’s the Ford government it doesn’t keep its word. Never has. Never will.
@@pyRoy6 Yet the union was nowhere to be found when it came to fighting for workers rights to be informed and make personal medical decisions. Fancy that.....
@@kanuduh5234 How does that have anything to do with the latest agreement on telework?
@@pyRoy6 My point is, unions are useless.
I don't wanna go to work office and I'm a public servant who shouldn't have to. Waaaa. Make them come in 5 days a week like every other worker in Canada. We already have to pay for the buildings why not use them.
Then, sell the buildings and make mixed use buildings where half is commercial and half residential. So, you can go to work by taking the stairs and elevator. Commuting is a waste of time, energy and creates traffic jams.
@@bmw803
And before covid there wasn't traffic jams?
I thought they don't have physical space for 5 days a week. Because the fed sold 50% of building spaces
@@DLRS222 You're saying they should go back to a worse system because it was what was there before Covid?
25% pay cut to work from home. The arrangement was for the pandemic which is over.
What if they are just as productive? Most work is digital anyways now. Why are you so vindictive, are you just not willing to talk to your own employer about remote work?
@@abcdedfg8340 They're not as productive. The data is there. Productivity and public services are WAY below par in every sector.
@@kanuduh5234 Prove it.
@@kanuduh5234 Where's the data boss, post a link
@c.j.nyssen6987 public sector union workers being productive 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Fire them all.. hire peopel taht want to work all.
Maybe you are actually angry at your own work for making you go to the office? Maybe you need to stop blaming these workers if they are doing their jobs?
@@abcdedfg8340 get to work our get out
@@abcdedfg8340 They're not doing their jobs as efficiently as before from home work started. We have data and numbers to prove this. Productivity is WAY down and services haven't become better, in any facet. Downtown core businesses are hurting and so is public transport because of it.
@@abcdedfg8340
Maybe they should be grateful they're not being forced back five days a week.
@@kanuduh5234Where do I see the data on this? I thought the productivity report release from the union showed that overall productivity has increased. However, I would love to know where you found your data. It would be very important to know.
Get them back in the office. Time to privatize these positions.
Amen.
NO WONDER... OUR SERVICES SUCK
Oh get back to the office…..unless you want to be on the unemployment lines.
Do what Elon Musk did, tell them they have to be back in the office Monday to Friday, if they don’t show up then it will be accepted that they have resigned.
Go back to the office. Everyone else is.
Oh I guess u may have to stop wearing your PJ’s all day
They should be working 5 days a week from the office.
No office space. That's why they didn't push for 5 days, it'd be physically impossible. On the new budget, the liberal sold 50% of the buildings to recoup some extra money.
What’s the problem you need to go through work like the rest of the work all week !
Sounds like you need a better union.
Get back to work, Canada productivity has been on a decline per BOC.
How does going back into the office increase productivity?
When does the INSANITY end??
When Poilievre is PM.
Seeing how the taxpayers have to pay for those half empty buildings, would it make sense to have the employees take a pay cut as their car insurance would go down, less car repairs, less gas used? Their cost of living goes down. Eat at home is cheaper. No after school daycare. No purchasing office clothes. I get it, it's a sweet deal.
Taxpayers also pay wages for public servants, and we are having a hard time putting food on the table and gas in our tank.
There has to be a pay off. By the way, my boss laughed at me when I asked to work from home. What are we gonna do with an empty desk, real-estate is expensive and the wasted space is gonna cost the company. I complied. So much for satin pj's all day and night. I'm bummed.
Sounds like you need a stronger union.
@@pyRoy6 says the marxist
@@pyRoy6unfortunately unions are only viable for industries that are protected from competition. Government employees and a handful of highly regulated industries. Any business that is exposed to competition will fail once it’s unionized. The exorbitant costs associated with pay and benefits combined with reduced productivity compared to the non-unionized competition kills its.
@@Harbinger343 Sounds like the workers should band together and use their collective power.
I need a job . Ill come to office without complaints.
They can huff and puff all they want smfh. Get the collective agreement changed or tell the workers it’s the deal you got them.
It's A proven fact, productivity is down when not supervised.
Not for an office job lol. Tell me you never worked in an office job without telling me you haven't worked in an office job.
@derick3253 Actually, he is correct. All the info on public sector productivity is on stats canadas website.
Shut up, Derrick, and get back to your sad cubicle 😂
@@derick3253 Not for any job. That's what quotas are for
Why 3? not 5. Work 5 days or 0. No wonder have to wait for hours when try to phone CRA.
Not working from the office doesn't mean they aren't working
Allowing federal employees to access federal computer networks from their homes is a huge risk to national security. But trying to explain it to comfortably numb trudork and jughead meat is futile.
We the tax payers
Say fire them
If they do not want to work then hire the philipines Canadians.
What they do is go camping and leave the phones off the hooks ...none of answered my calls during the covid ..i could not get unemployment.
Got a little redundant there. "Remote worker unions still fighting return to office mandates" not enough of a mouthful?
Get new managers in there & if they slow down work then they need to be given notice & fired if they can't be productive & do the job. (some long term managers are part of the old union crowd).
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Not doing work in home and it's felt by all. Nothing like hearing babys cry or teens yell in the back ground.
If they don't want to work in an office there is many who would.
Back to the office of you're fired.
Fire themand hire new workers and make it 5 days a weekot like they are really working anywaystart required work load quotas
...You can implement quotas remotely too
The liberals have actually gained some respect from me for this action
Until they cave.
Since when is working from home a right??? Be thankful you have a decent job and stop your ridiculous complaints. You don't want your job?? I'll show up for you.
How does it serve your interests (or your supposed kindness) to want other workers to have worse work conditions than they have now? You should want things to be better, so that all employers need to offer better working conditions to retain/recruit.
Lol
If the work is getting done properly, it doesn't matter if it's done from home or the office.
If they are working from home, taxpayers should be paying them much less, being that they have less work related expenses.
@@Eyeballman24 If they are completing the same work, they should get the same pay, no matter where they do it. The savings should come from government physical offices being reduced. If a government worker only needs to be in the office 0 - 2 days a week, they can share an office space with their team or department rather than having a dedicated office or desk. Less office space = less maintenance, HVAC requirements, security, cleaning, etc. The government should fully embrace WFH solutions whenever it is possible. It saves money, and is beneficial to employees.
@@c.j.nyssen6987 since when has a bureaucrat ever completed something on time and budget?
Properly is not the same as timely, acurrately and with exceptions.
100%. Shocking to me at just how many seem to equate this with being lazy or such nonsense.
Going back to the office is going backwards. Folks are hired throughout Canada and have specific skills for the position they hold. They cannot get to the “physical place of work” if they live in a different province. That’s just one example. This could mean rehiring, training, education, cost, time and more carbon footprint due to the amount of time spent driving.
Hilarious! Most of them are useless.
if you can work remotely you will be outsourced to save that carbon.🤡
I agree somewhat, it depends on the field. But as we digitize more services, the office is becoming less essential in some ways. I know many all digital companies who allow full remote work and have been doing great for years. So whats the problem if these employees are doing their jobs fine from home, just my opinion.
@@abcdedfg8340 exactly 💯
@@abcdedfg8340 They keep it up their jobs will be outsourced from iNDIA.
They can't come in to work 3 days a week, they'll miss 3 days of soaps on TV
This is all by design. All cowards. Both sides.