Work Force Adjustment

WFA Update- April 2013

Now that the government has tabled its Budget and Reports on Plans and Priorities, there have been several media reports of […]

WFA Status Update - January 2013

­­Since ACFO’s last update on Workforce Adjustments (WFA), two-thirds of WFA processes involving the FI Community have now been completed. […]

WFA Status Update

The first affected notices as a result of the Government’s workforce adjustments (WFA) were delivered in March 2012. Over the […]

All-member teleconference: WFA Update

On September 26th 2012, ACFO will host a bilingual teleconference to update our membership on work force adjustment (WFA) proceedings.  […]

Virtual Career Fair for Employees Affected by WFA

To help employees who are affected by Workforce Adjustment (WFA) situations find potential new employment opportunities, 13 federal government departments […]

WFA Priority Administration resources available online

ACFO has expanded its Work Force Adjustment (WFA) resources page to include a guide and FAQ on Priority Administration. Additionally, […]

ACFO Alternation Online Network Launched

The Association has launched the ACFO Alternation Online Network, which is a resource dedicated to FIs with the purpose of […]

All-member WFA teleconference

For those who were unable to attend previous WFA conference calls, ACFO will be holding a teleconference to provide information […]

ACFO-ACAF Alternation Network

The ACFO-ACAF Alternation Network is a list of both non-affected, surplus, and opting employees who are interested in alternating. It […]

WFA Q&A Conference Call

In light of the recent federal budget cutbacks, ACFO will be holding conference calls in both English and French to […]

WFA Alternation: What it is and how it works

The Association has received a number of questions from FIs regarding alternation as part of the Work Force Adjustment (WFA) […]

$5.2 Billion in Federal Spending Cuts Will Lead to More Than 40,000 Job Losses in the Private Sector

According to an analysis conducted by the Canadian Association of Professional Employees (CAPE), the $5.2-billion cutback in spending announced in […]