Public service cuts hurt families and communities. PSAC National President Sharon DeSousa met with the Treasury Board President to defend workers and protect the services people count on.

Couper dans la fonction publique, c’est affaiblir nos collectivités. Sharon DeSousa, présidente nationale de l’AFPC, a rencontré le président du Conseil du Trésor pour défendre les travailleuses et travailleurs et les services dont dépend la population.

Des milliers d’emplois sont menacés dans la fonction publique fédérale. Nos membres s’inquiètent de leur avenir. Suivez l’évolution de la situation et renseignez-vous sur le processus de réaménagement des effectifs ⬇️ .

Thousands more cuts are threatened to the federal public service, and PSAC members are worried about the future. Stay informed about workforce adjustments and learn how to navigate the process ⬇️ .

RT @TorontoStar: So much for ‘Canada strong’: Mark Carney’s cuts to the public service are a brutal trade-off. Pre-election, the Liberals….

Public service workers are already stretched thin. More cuts mean fewer workers with fewer resources delivering the services for the people who need them most.

RT @YukonWorkers: All the way from #Yukon, #yukonworkers were represented at a Rally for Public Health Care by the Canadian Health Coalitio….

Avant de jouer avec l’IA, le gouvernement devrait tirer des leçons de ce fiasco. Qu’il consulte les vrais experts : les fonctionnaires qui effectuent le travail chaque jour.

Before the government tries to take on AI, they should learn their lessons from the Phoenix pay disaster first. Consult with the experts: the workers who do the job every day.

There are real ways to find savings, cutting services shouldn’t be the first option. Remote work has proven to save billions. Let’s focus on delivering services efficiently and consult with workers who know best.

RT @bcgeu: MEDIA RELEASE: Public service workers to take strike vote following impasse. “Workers are facing an affordability crisis and if….

Wildland firefighters are on the frontlines of the climate crisis, risking their lives to protect people, our environment, and our communities. They are dedicated workers doing critical, dangerous work. We are proud of them and thank them for their service.

Les pompières et pompiers forestiers sont aux premières loges de la crise climatique, risquant leur vie pour protéger la population et l’environnement. Leur travail est dangereux, mais essentiel. À ces personnes dévouées : vous êtes une fierté pour le Canada. Merci d’être là!

RT @jenhassum: Huge cuts to public services at a time when we need all hands on deck to defend our country from Donald Trump's trade war is….

Public service workers are people with lives, interests, and votes. Cut their jobs, gut critical services, and don’t be surprised when it costs you a seat. Or a government. Choose wisely.

The Carney government’s proposed cuts to the federal public service go even deeper than Harper’s in 2012. This means fewer frontline workers, fewer services, and harder times for people across the country. Workers and communities will pay the price.

PM Carney’s plan for deep cuts risks the biggest defunding of public services since the 1990s, just when people need strong public services the most. Slashing jobs won’t strengthen the economy. It will hurt workers and gut the services we all rely on.

Le premier ministre Carney a promis de plafonner sans couper. Pourtant, les compressions de 15 % annoncées cette semaine ressemblent à s'y méprendre à une mesure d'austérité. Les services publics dont on dépend vont en souffrir. Pour en savoir plus :

Prime Minister Mark Carney promised “caps, not cuts,” but this week’s 15% budget slash is austerity by another name. These cuts will hurt the public services Canadians rely on. Read more:

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