Senate set to overhaul Human Resources Directorate for $1.1-million after ‘inconsistent’ performance

The Red Chamber’s recruiting and employee and union relations practices are under the microscope, says Sen. Scott Tannas.

Conservative Senator Scott Tannas, left, chats with Independent Senator Larry Campbell during a meeting of the Senate Internal Economy Committee last month. Sen. Tannas is one of the members of a Subcommittee on Human Resources that is helping to guide a transformation to the Senate HR system. Sen. Campbell is the chair of the Internal Economy Committee.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW

March 5, 2018

Canada’s Senate has set in motion a plan to “transform” its human resources branch from top to bottom because of its “inconsistent” performance, but details of why and how are being kept under wraps, for now, in an internal document drawn up by consulting fir...

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