28 May 2025

Special federal council May 21 and 22, 2025

On May 21 and 22, your delegates met at a special federal council to take stock of the last negotiations. This is never an easy task, but one that is necessary.
27 May 2025

Bill 100 | Gains welcomed, local realities need to be better reflected, according to the FIQ

The FIQ presented a brief in which it applauds several significant amendments, while also raising some concerns.
26 May 2025

Bill 101 | By silencing the FIQ, the government is discriminating against women in the health care system

“The message is clear: the government does not want to listen to those who are keeping the healthcare network afloat. This shows total disregard for the reality of healthcare professionals and is …
22 May 2025

Paying premiums and deploying the unique seniority recognition process | The FIQ denounces the unacceptable delays for its members

“This is not the first time we have experienced unjustifiable delays, and it is always our members who pay the price. The government, meanwhile, remains silent."
21 May 2025

Bill 89 | Quebec is making downgrades, and unions are sounding the alarm

Hundreds of workers demonstrated at noon today in front of the National Assembly to denounce the serious consequences that Bill 89 will have on Quebec workers.
20 May 2025

Quebec makes cuts to nursing students’ integration | The FIQ denounces an irresponsible decision

"It's incomprehensible. There is a nurse shortage everywhere, and yet we are slashing a program that contributes directly to training and retaining the next generation of nurses."
14 May 2025

Premiums blocked by an IT fiasco | The FIQ demands reparation for healthcare professionals

“This is not a technological problem, it's an issue of priorities. Healthcare professionals signed their collective agreement in December 2024, and many have still not received the premiums they are owed."
7 May 2025

Signature campaign for the declaration “Le privé, tout sauf santé” (The private sector, anything but healthy) | It’s begun!

This event marked a turning point in citizen mobilization for defending the public health and social services network (RSSS), which began following the presentation of the Dubé reform.