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Public Service 
Labour Relations Act

Coat of Arms - Armoiries
  • Date:  2005-08-25
  • File:  572-02-72
  • Citation:  2005 PSLRB 121

Before the Public Service Labour Relations Board



BETWEEN

TREASURY BOARD

Applicant

and

CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES

Respondent

Indexed as
Treasury Board v. Canadian Association of Professional Employees

In the matter of an application, under subsection 71(1) of the Public Service Labour Relations Act, for a declaration that some positions are managerial or confidential positions

REASONS FOR DECISION

Before:  Yvon Tarte, Chairperson

For the Applicant:  Micheline Maisonneuve, Treasury Board

For the Respondent:  Jean Ouellette, Canadian Association of Professional Employees


(Decided without an oral hearing)

Application before the Board

[1]   This decision deals with positions that have been identified as managerial or confidential by the Treasury Board (the “employer”) pursuant to section 5.2 of the Public Service Staff Relations Act (the “former Act”).

[2]   In Canadian Union of Professional and Technical Employees
and the Social Science Employees Association v. Treasury Board
, 2003 PSSRB 91, the Board certified the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (the “bargaining agent”) as the bargaining agent for the following bargaining unit (the “bargaining unit”):

All employees of the Employer in the Economics and Social Sciences Services Group as defined in Part I of the Canada Gazette of March 27, 1999.

[3]   On April 1, 2005, the Public Service Labour Relations Act (the “new Act”), enacted by section 2 of the Public Service Modernization Act (PSMA), S.C. 2003, c. 22, was proclaimed in force.  Pursuant to subsection 48(1) of the PSMA, the bargaining agent continues to be certified as the bargaining agent for the bargaining unit.

[4]   On June 7, 2005, the employer notified the Board and the bargaining agent of the identification of some positions in the bargaining unit as managerial or confidential pursuant to the former Act.  Those positions are listed in the annex to this decision.  This matter will be dealt with as if it were an application under section 71 of the new Act, on the grounds listed in the annex to this decision.

[5]   Under subsection 34(1) of the Public Service Labour Relations Board Regulations, the bargaining agent had 20 days from the receipt of a copy of the application to file an objection with the Board.  More than 20 days have elapsed, without the bargaining agent having filed any objection to the application.

[6]   Since no objections to the employer’s application have been filed, the Board must make, pursuant to section 75 of the new Act, an order declaring the positions listed in the annex to this decision to be managerial or confidential positions.

[7]   For all of the above reasons, the Board makes the following order:

Order

[8]   The positions identified in the annex to this decision are declared to be managerial or confidential positions.

August 25, 2005.

Yvon Tarte,
Chairperson

P.S.L.R.B. Translation


PSLRB Icon Public Service Labour Relations Board
Managerial or Confidential Positions
Annex
Files 572-02-72, 572-02-E1
Economics and Social Science Services Group

PSLRB Reference No. Department or Agency Position Number Classification Position Title and Description Geographic Location Grounds for Exclusion
572-02-72 Department of Human Resources and Skills Development CSD-30468 ES-06 Chief, Economist and Researcher Network, Montreal Metro Montreal 59(1)(e)
572-02-72 Department of Human Resources and Skills Development CSD-30469 ES-06 Chief, Economist and researcher network, Province Section Montreal 59(1)(e)
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