Ottawa Citizen reports on ACFO’s response to “obstructionist” comments
ACFO President Milt Isaacs was quoted at length by the Ottawa Citizen after Treasury Board President Tony Clement accused the public service unions of being “obstructionist.” ACFO takes great pride in the way we represent the FI Community; to suggest we’re being obstructionist casts aspersions on the way in which we represent our community. As the article notes, we’ve attempted to engage in productive negotiations on a range of issues and we will continue to do so in good faith.
Read the article here: http://www.canada.com/News/canada/rejected+alternative+short+term+disability+plan+union+says/11072906/story.html
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