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Preliminary thoughts on what to expect in collective bargaining
As most of you likely know, ACFO’s negotiating team is scheduled to head back to the bargaining table February 16 […]
Bringing financial insight to Shared Services Canada
Revelations about inconsistencies in financial practices at Shared Services Canada contained in the Auditor General’s latest report are of great […]
Recognize our best and brightest
The nomination deadline for the Awards of Excellence in Public Sector Financial Management is quickly approaching. Presented annually by the […]
NAV Canada agreement ratified; public service talks resume
The FI Community at NAV Canada has overwhelmingly voted in favour of ratifying the new collective agreement negotiated by ACFO. […]
The best of the season to you all
As I prepare to put a very busy 2015 to bed, I find myself particularly reflective as I take stock […]
Thoughts on accrual based accounting, transparency and sustainability
While reading through the news a few days ago, I came across an illuminating article in Public Finance International and […]
What to do if you see wrongdoing
Several months ago, you may have received a survey from ACFO regarding the disclosure of wrongdoing in the federal public […]
Thoughts on another successful AGM
First of all, I’d like to extend my sincere appreciation to the 160 members of the FI Community that joined […]
ACFO President reacts to fiscal update
With the news that Canada’s budget is once again in deficit, Milt Isaacs, President of the Association of Canadian Financial […]
Challenges getting approval to attend FMI PD Week
Once again this year, we’ve received many reports of departments not giving approval to members of the FI Community who […]
On rhetoric and remembrance
A year ago this week I sat down to write my annual reflection on Remembrance Day with a heavy heart […]
Collective bargaining update: Rebooting talks
With a new government in place for at least the next four years, the ACFO collective bargaining team anticipates something […]