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ACFO on Budget 2018: Leveraging our public resources

ACFO recently submitted a brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance as part of the committee’s 2018 […]

ACFO scholarships deadline September 1

ACFO is now accepting applications for the ACFO Scholarships Program. The program was introduced last year as part of ACFO’s ongoing […]

NAV Canada collective bargaining update

The negotiating teams for ACFO and NAV Canada met for a productive round of negotiations this week. The teams reached […]

Retro pay deadline approaches

The signing of the latest public service FI Collective Agreement on April 13 set August 11 as the 120-day deadline […]

LR blog post: language training for career advancement

Another successful Spring Tune Up has come and gone but we at ACFO know that professional development is a priority […]

Bill C-4 receives Royal Assent

Image: ACFO President Dany Richard and Senator Diane Bellemare celebrate the Royal Assent of Bill C-4. Senator Bellemare championed Bill […]

ACFO welcomes report on whistleblower protection, calls on government to implement quickly

ACFO recommendations feature prominently in a new report from the House Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates and the […]

ACFO congratulates the government on ratifying ILO Convention 98

On June 14, 2017, the Canadian government ratified the International Labour Organization’s Convention 98, which provides protection at an international […]

On celebrating the value in serving Canadians

My fellow FIs, Another successful Spring Tune Up event has come and gone and I’m once again reminded of the […]

ACFO in the news: President Dany Richard addresses rising Phoenix costs

ACFO President Dany Richard was recently featured in media coverage discussing the rising cost of the Phoenix payroll system following […]

NAV Canada collective bargaining update

The Association of Canadian Financial Officers (ACFO) and NAV Canada have agreed to enter negotiations to extend the current collective […]

Dos and Don’ts of Applying to a Competition

As a Labour Relations advisor, I sometimes get questions from FIs about best practices when applying to competitions or undergoing […]