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Collective Bargaining Update: Next dates set
ACFO will return to the bargaining table next month, with negotiating dates set for April 5-6 and May 17-19. As […]
ACFO supports recommendations for progressive taxation, restoring the public service in the 2016 Alternative Federal Budget
ACFO welcomes the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives’ 2016 Alternative Federal Budget (AFB) and supports its recommendations to restore the […]
ACFO on Budget 2016: Restoring fairness and funding a progressive platform
Last week ACFO submitted a brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee as part of that committee’s budget consultation […]
Collective bargaining: Progress made but more work to be done
ACFO’s negotiating team met with Treasury Board’s team this week in Ottawa for our first round of negotiations with a […]
Preliminary thoughts on what to expect in collective bargaining
As most of you likely know, ACFO’s negotiating team is scheduled to head back to the bargaining table February 16 […]
NAV Canada agreement ratified; public service talks resume
The FI Community at NAV Canada has overwhelmingly voted in favour of ratifying the new collective agreement negotiated by ACFO. […]
The best of the season to you all
As I prepare to put a very busy 2015 to bed, I find myself particularly reflective as I take stock […]
Thoughts on accrual based accounting, transparency and sustainability
While reading through the news a few days ago, I came across an illuminating article in Public Finance International and […]
Thoughts on another successful AGM
First of all, I’d like to extend my sincere appreciation to the 160 members of the FI Community that joined […]
ACFO President reacts to fiscal update
With the news that Canada’s budget is once again in deficit, Milt Isaacs, President of the Association of Canadian Financial […]
On rhetoric and remembrance
A year ago this week I sat down to write my annual reflection on Remembrance Day with a heavy heart […]
Collective bargaining update: Rebooting talks
With a new government in place for at least the next four years, the ACFO collective bargaining team anticipates something […]