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How is the Government creating opportunities for economic growth in Atlantic Canada?
Cyber Security – Critical Cyber System Initiative and Budget 2019 Funding.
To provide an update on the Next Generation HR and Pay system.
When does the Government expect to conclude collective agreement negotiations for the 2018 round of bargaining? How does the negotiation impasse declared by the Public Service Alliance of Canada impact this round of negotiations?
What will the Government of Canada, as one of Canada's largest employers, do to ensure men and women receive equal pay for work of equal value?
The government is transitioning to low-carbon and climate-resilient
operations, while also reducing environmental impacts beyond carbon. Led by the Centre for Greening Government in TBS, the government will ensure that we are a global leader in government operations that are low-carbon, resilient and green.
What will be new or different in the Government's approach to the Estimates for the next fiscal year and their alignment with Budget 2020?
The Public Accounts of Canada will be tabled in Parliament by the President of the Treasury Board.
In response to stakeholders and businesses, Canada needs to improve its regulatory system.
In June 2019, the Government of Canada announced that it finalized a joint agreement with bargaining agents, with the exception of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), to compensate current and former employees who may have been impacted by the Phoenix pay system.