Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took advantage of the recent vacancy in his cabinet to trigger a wider shuffle and overhaul the Indigenous affairs file. Continue reading →

Alexandre Blackburn, a former government employee, has had trouble getting paid because of problems with the federal government’s Phoenix pay system. Continue reading →

After chipping away for months, the hefty backlog of underpaid or unpaid federal employees surged 10 per cent last month. Continue reading →

The federal government is injecting an additional $142 million into the ongoing effort to fix the beleaguered Phoenix pay system. Continue reading →

After more than a year of technical problems and stubborn backlogs, the Liberal government is changing its approach to fixing Phoenix. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will now earn $345,400, while House Speaker Geoff Regan, interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose, and all ministers and ministers of state will earn $255,300. Continue reading →

Public Services and Procurement Minister Judy Foote is taking a leave of absence from her job, the Prime Minister’s office announced on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

Underpaid, overpaid and un-paid. To many of the almost 430,000 Canadians in the public service, those words tell the tale of their past year. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →