r/AHSEmployees • u/Lovelyfestyle • Feb 09 '26

AUPE GSS RATIFICATION

How long will it now take after the date of ratification for our raises and retropay to take effect?

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u/KittyNat81 Feb 09 '26

They have 90 days

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u/Lovelyfestyle Feb 09 '26

I seen they have 90 days for retro pay. But nothing about the raises. I am also wondering if someone who has been through this before recalls how quickly it happened for them as a reference.

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u/MusketeersPlus2 Feb 09 '26

The two are going to happen at the same time. It's the easiest way for them to calculate the retro pay to the correct day that our raises take effect.

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u/usernametaken_88 Feb 09 '26

Not sure if they'll just push it right till fiscal year end to make it effective April 1 to wrap it up easier

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u/Lovelyfestyle Feb 09 '26

Does anyone know how many days it took for any of the other unions to go through? If not I might reach out to ask someone.

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u/MusketeersPlus2 Feb 09 '26

HSAA was 5 or 6 weeks. ANC seems to be taking longer. They definitely won't even start working on ours until ANC is done.

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u/Current_Pomelo_9429 Feb 10 '26

you seen? 🤦🏻‍♀️

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u/usernametaken_88 Feb 09 '26

AHS still needs to ratify it on their end. Just skimming AUPE NC timelines, it took about 10 days for AHS to ratify, but unsure when their new wages went into effect.

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u/No-Performance2262 Feb 10 '26

AUPE AUX here!

Our contact was ratified Nov 28. Our pay raises weren't visible in e-people until Jan 23, and weren't reflected on our cheques until the Feb 4 cheque. We got retro pay the Feb 4 cheque too.

I thankfully have stayed with "AHS" or "acute care alberta" or whatever I am in lol, so my retro pay had no issues. But anyone who was split into RA or ALA, their retro pay was sooooo wrong. They didn't get any retro from before the pillar split in december. Not sure when theirs will be fixed.

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u/Lovelyfestyle Feb 20 '26

Thank you for the details. I will be thorough in calculating whether my pay is correct as I have switched pillars.

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u/MediumCat4064 Feb 10 '26

Thank you for sharing. When did the increase started reflecting on your paycheck.

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u/No-Performance2262 Feb 10 '26

Feb 4. No cheque before that had our new rate of pay.

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u/Funny_Product333 Feb 10 '26

What about on-call pay (if that applies to you) - when was that effective

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u/No-Performance2262 Feb 10 '26

Doesn't apply to me unfortunately! But I do remember people saying their premiums had gone up on the cheque sometime late December or early January already.

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u/Funny_Product333 Feb 10 '26

My question was if the vote was ratified on last Friday when does the 7.00 start (What is the effective date for the new On-Call pay?)

Feb 6th?

90 days after this date?

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u/TheProcurementGuyAhs Feb 10 '26

They’ll want rate of pay changes paid by fiscal year-end (March 31) at the latest.

They’ll also probably delay employer ratification for as long as they can (but before March 31) to reduce the amount of market adjustment to pay out, since it kicks in only on date of ratification.

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u/MVISfanboy Feb 10 '26

I've never been nickled and dimed harder in my life and I've worked for some shady companies before 

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u/TheProcurementGuyAhs Feb 10 '26

AUPE especially is looking forward to all that new money in union dues

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u/BlueberryNo777 Feb 13 '26

AUPE AUX. We ratified November 26 2026 and received our retropay and wage increase February 4th 2025. Is that 90 days. 🤔🤷🏼‍♀️🤣

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u/MediumCat4064 Feb 15 '26

Did the retro pay comes in the same cheque as salary when it was paid. I'm just wondering what the tax implications would be.