Public Servants remain concerned about the future during these difficult economic times. But we know equally that we consistently find a way to set our personal concerns aside and make helping others in need our priority during the annual campaign.
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Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Largest Workplace Charitable Campaign in Canada - Video
Public Servants remain concerned about the future during these difficult economic times. But we know equally that we consistently find a way to set our personal concerns aside and make helping others in need our priority during the annual campaign.
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Top Canadian CEOs making Average Canadian's yearly salary by Noon, says study
By noon today, Canada's top CEO's will have made what most Canadians take an entire year to earn.
The current Canadian Government is paying that same rate $90,000 per day to look at ways to eliminate public sector jobs. Jobs that the 99% depend on to provide services like food inspection, environmental research, Canadian Pension Plan, Old Age Security and EI Claims processing etc...
Quietly and while people are not paying attention instead of improving Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits the government is raising the age at which an individual can claim full benefits. People waiting to the age of 70 to receive their CPP will receive 42% more than those that start receiving at 65.
Top Canadian CEOs making year's salary in half-day, says study
The current Canadian Government is paying that same rate $90,000 per day to look at ways to eliminate public sector jobs. Jobs that the 99% depend on to provide services like food inspection, environmental research, Canadian Pension Plan, Old Age Security and EI Claims processing etc...
Quietly and while people are not paying attention instead of improving Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits the government is raising the age at which an individual can claim full benefits. People waiting to the age of 70 to receive their CPP will receive 42% more than those that start receiving at 65.
Top Canadian CEOs making year's salary in half-day, says study
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Would you pay off your mortgage if it meant not feeding your kids?
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Would you pay off your mortgage if it meant not feeding your kids? | PSAC
[Service Canada workers] have been forbidden from giving out the toll-free number for a complaints centre set up to help with overdue claims – unless someone asked for it by name. Honestly, if you were in dire straits, would you think to ask for the toll-free number for “The Office for Client Satisfaction”?
Would you pay off your mortgage if it meant not feeding your kids? | PSAC
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