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Front-line officers at RCMP, CBSA not eligible for early retirement incentive program

Front-line officers and staff in operational roles at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are not eligible to apply for the early retirement incentive (ERI) being offered as part of a plan to trim the size of the federal public service.

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Global Affairs delays 4-day office mandate for some workers due to lack of office space

Some Global Affairs Canada (GAC) employees in the national capital region will not be required to report to the office four days a week starting this summer due to a lack of space.

Thousands of federal public servants apply for early retirement

Eastern Ontario mayor calls for regional offices for public servants, warns in-office mandate will ‘hurt communities’

Canada Revenue Agency cutting 210 jobs in the coming months

Union files grievance over federal government’s early retirement offers

Here’s what you need to know about the federal government’s early retirement package

Federal public servants can now apply for early retirement package

Feds should allow public servants to work from home to curb fuel demand: Union

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Concern about child care availability amid return-to-office mandate

Federal public servants say more days in the office will mean more child-care needs at a time when spaces are at a premium. CTV’s Katelyn Wilson reports.

Federal public servants set to return-to-office

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‘Remote work saves money’: public service union threatens legal action against in-office mandate

National President of the Public Alliance of Canada Sharon DeSousa on the push back against the in-office mandate amid ‘horrendous’ federal building conditions.

Union threatening legal action against the federal government's in-office mandate

PSAC National President Sharon DeSousa explains why the federal return-to-office mandate is causing pushback and what grounds the union has for legal action.

Union taking legal action following new public sector in-office mandate

Unions representing public servants are pushing back on the latest in-office mandates. CTV’s Josh Marano reports.

Public servants returning to office four days per week

Most federal public servants will have to spend four days of the week in the office beginning in July. CTV’s Kimberley Fowler reports.

More than 8,000 public service jobs to be cut

According to new information, 8,200 employee positions and over 400 management positions will be cut from the public service. CTV’s Kimberley Fowler reports.

PSAC holds rally amid federal worker layoffs

Canada’s largest public sector union is seeking more clarity around federal workers job cuts. CTV’s Austin Lee reports.

The Government says I might get laid off, now what?

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10,000 notices issued to public servants

Federal unions say more than 10,000 public servants were notified this week that their jobs may be eliminated. CTV’s Austin Lee reports.

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Front-line officers at RCMP, CBSA not eligible for early retirement incentive program

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26,000 public servants warned their jobs could be at risk. Here is a breakdown by departmentOpens in new window

Global Affairs delays 4-day office mandate for some workers due to lack of office space

Thousands of federal public servants apply for early retirement

Eastern Ontario mayor calls for regional offices for public servants, warns in-office mandate will ‘hurt communities’

Canada Revenue Agency cutting 210 jobs in the coming months

Union files grievance over federal government’s early retirement offers

Here’s what you need to know about the federal government’s early retirement package

Federal public servants can now apply for early retirement package

Feds should allow public servants to work from home to curb fuel demand: Union

Watch

Concern about child care availability amid return-to-office mandate

Federal public servants set to return-to-office

‘Remote work saves money’: public service union threatens legal action against in-office mandate

Union threatening legal action against the federal government's in-office mandate

Union taking legal action following new public sector in-office mandate

Public servants returning to office four days per week

More than 8,000 public service jobs to be cut

PSAC holds rally amid federal worker layoffs

The Government says I might get laid off, now what?

10,000 notices issued to public servants

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