Marie Lemay

• Royal Canadian Mint still foresees vital role as demand for coins declines

  The Royal Canadian Mint, which also produces international coins for dozens of other countries, has said it believes its recent layoffs in Winnipeg will be temporary.

  Economy

  Mar 10, 2023
  
• $4.8M in performance pay awarded in department responsible for Phoenix pay system

  Executives in the department that oversees the beleaguered Phoenix pay system received just under $5 million in bonuses over the past year, even as thousands of public servants were dealing with ongoing pay problems.

  Canada

  Apr 5, 2017
  
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• Ottawa vows to recover all funds overpaid via Phoenix

  Ottawa will get back all of the money it has overpaid civil servants through its problem-plagued payroll system, the deputy minister in charge of overseeing the Phoenix pay system vowed Wednesday.

  Money

  Feb 8, 2017
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• 8,000 federal workers still stuck in Phoenix pay system backlog

  The federal government is still working to clear a backlog of pay files linked to the beleaguered Phoenix pay program.

  Canada

  Jan 11, 2017
• Government misses deadline on Phoenix pay system backlog

  The federal government has missed a self-imposed deadline to clear a backlog of 82,000 payroll cases stuck in its beleaguered Pheonix system.

  Canada

  Oct 31, 2016
• Phoenix pay system: New cases emerge as government approaches ‘critical mass’ of complaints

  The number of complaints related to the federal government's phoenix pay system is still rising, according to officials, but it should reach a "critical mass" in the coming month and then start to diminish.

  Canada

  Aug 11, 2016
• Meltdown of public service pay system blamed on ‘learning curve’

  The federal government says a backlog of files and a steep learning curve for new users are responsible for ongoing problems with the system used to pay federal public servants.

  Canada

  Jul 18, 2016