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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 […]
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 […]
Build a better future - show up at the ballot box
As most of you already know, last summer we had the pleasure of hosting Rick Mercer at our Funding Democracy […]
Thoughts on "ballot-box issues" as the election looms
As many of you know, I recently finished up a speaking tour across eastern Canada for FMI. This tour gave me the opportunity to reflect and to gather my […]
ACFO-drafted complaint filed at the ILO
An ACFO-drafted complaint has been filed on behalf of 230,000 Canadian federal public servants at the International Labour Organization (ILO) […]
Presidential speaking tour
ACFO President Milt Isaacs will be hitting the road this fall for a speaking tour. Mr. Isaacs has been invited […]
Collective Bargaining Update: Recap of session and next steps
The ACFO and Treasury Board teams met for another round of bargaining last week in Ottawa. ACFO once again brought […]
Collective Bargaining: Next dates set
The ACFO and Treasury Board negotiating teams are scheduled to meet August 11-13 in Ottawa after ACFO agreed to the […]
A tale of two sectors: On corruption, labour rights and the need for a global voice
Two items in the news recently have thrown into stark relief just how uneven the playing field is for those […]
ACFO joins Charter challenge against C-59
ACFO has signed on to a joint lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the government’s budget implementation legislation – legislation that […]
Closing down the Funding Democracy summit and looking to what comes next
“If not me, then who? If not now, then when?” With those words, ACFO President Milt Isaacs formally adjourned the […]