US EditionCRA won’t renew contracts for more than 1,000 term workers, union says
- The Canada Revenue Agency plans to let the agreements of over 1,000 temporary employees expire on May 16, 2025, without extending their contracts.
- This decision follows ongoing efforts to reduce government spending and builds on previous staff cuts introduced under the last administration.
- The Union of Taxation Employees reports that affected workers have been notified and warns that reduced staffing may increase wait times and taxpayer frustrations.
- Union president Marc Brière called the move "insensitive" and described the cuts as a "direct attack on public services," urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to halt them immediately.
- Prime Minister Carney has pledged to cap public service employment and review productivity, but the union's criticism suggests tensions over these staffing changes remain unresolved.
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CRA Won’t Renew Contracts for More Than 1,000 Term Workers, Union Says
The Canada Revenue Agency won’t renew contracts for more than 1,000 term workers across the country later this month, says the union representing them. The Union of Taxation Employees says the employees have been informed that their contracts won’t be renewed when they expire on May 16. Marc Brière, the union’s national president, says the move is “insensitive” and builds on cuts announced by the CRA under the previous government. He says fewer …
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The Canada Revenue Agency won’t renew contracts for more than 1,000 term workers across the country later this month, says the union representing them. The Union of Taxation Employees says the employees have been informed that their contracts won’t be renewed when they expire on May 16. Marc Brière, the union’s national president, says the move is “insensitive” and builds on cuts announced by the CRA under the previous government. He says fewer …
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