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In the news: ACFO-ACAF president discusses Phoenix damages settlement
ACFO-ACAF President Dany Richard was recently featured on Radio-Canada discussing the Phoenix damages settlement. His comments are translated below (hear […]
FAQ: Phoenix damages agreement
Updated May 10, 2019 General questions about the agreement 1. I wasn’t affected directly by Phoenix, does this agreement apply […]
Joint Statement: Federal unions approve agreement on Phoenix damages
Late last week, a subcommittee of federal public service unions and employer representatives reached a tentative agreement to provide damages […]
Tentative agreement reached on Phoenix damages
A tentative agreement has been reached with Treasury Board to provide for compensation for every ACFO-ACAF public service member in recognition of the frustration […]
Budget 2019: Phoenix, tax fairness and more
The 2019 federal budget includes several measures of interest to ACFO-ACAF and our community of financial professionals, including more money […]
No automatic cash out of leave
Treasury Board has confirmed that, once again, public service members won’t have their vacation, compensatory, lieu days, lieu hours or […]
Phoenix: ACFO-ACAF presents concerns to new PSPC DM
On March 1, ACFO-ACAF President Dany Richard met with the new Deputy Minister at Public Services and Procurement Canada, Bill […]
Update on 2018 tax slips and Phoenix
As you may know, Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) has begun issuing 2018 tax slips. ACFO-ACAF anticipates that Phoenix-related […]
Resolving your Phoenix union dues issues
Many FIs have contacted us to report an issue with their ACFO-ACAF union dues. Much like other Phoenix issues, for […]
Reminder: Best practices for dealing with a Phoenix pay issue
In recent communications on Phoenix, ACFO has voiced our concerns on threats to the integrity of government financial information and […]
ACFO recommends improvements to staffing and contracting rules
ACFO President Dany Richard and Labour Relations Advisor Nicolas Brunette-D’Souza were invited to appear the House of Commons Standing Committee […]
AFB 2019: Invest in public servants, demand accountability from contractors
In the 2019 Alternative Federal Budget, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) makes the case for greater investment in […]