‘A little bit backwards’: public servants grapple with options for early retirement amid job cuts
With thousands of jobs cut entirely from the public service and thousands more retiring early, 'that could put operations, in some places, at risk,' warns union leader Pamela Isfeld, noting the early retirement program has already seen significant interest.
The leader of a union representing Canadian diplomats abroad says the government’s rollout of the early retirement program has been “a bit backwards,” as Treasury Board data shows just under 4,800 late-career public servants have put their hand up to take an early exit...
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