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Could payroll problems derail the government’s agenda?

  • During the most recent federal election campaign, Liberal candidates across the country spoke about their party’s ambitious agenda, and how they would use government
Opinion | BY ALAN KEARNS | May 3, 2016
Treasury Board President Scott Brison, pictured here, answering questions in a scrum. Treasury Board secretary Yaprak Baltacioglu told the Commons Government Operations Committee that the second phase of the Phoenix payment system would not be rolled out until Public Services and Procurement is 99 per cent sure it will work. The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright

Could payroll problems derail the government’s agenda?

Opinion | BY ALAN KEARNS | May 3, 2016
  • During the most recent federal election campaign, Liberal candidates across the country spoke about their party’s ambitious agenda, and how they would use government

Could payroll problems derail the government’s agenda?

Opinion | BY ALAN KEARNS | May 3, 2016
  • During the most recent federal election campaign, Liberal candidates across the country spoke about their party’s ambitious agenda, and how they would use government
Treasury Board President Scott Brison, pictured here, answering questions in a scrum. Treasury Board secretary Yaprak Baltacioglu told the Commons Government Operations Committee that the second phase of the Phoenix payment system would not be rolled out until Public Services and Procurement is 99 per cent sure it will work. The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright

Could payroll problems derail the government’s agenda?

  • During the most recent federal election campaign, Liberal candidates across the country spoke about their party’s ambitious agenda, and how they would use government
Opinion | BY ALAN KEARNS | May 3, 2016
Treasury Board President Scott Brison, pictured here, answering questions in a scrum. Treasury Board secretary Yaprak Baltacioglu told the Commons Government Operations Committee that the second phase of the Phoenix payment system would not be rolled out until Public Services and Procurement is 99 per cent sure it will work. The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright

Could payroll problems derail the government’s agenda?

Opinion | BY ALAN KEARNS | May 3, 2016
  • During the most recent federal election campaign, Liberal candidates across the country spoke about their party’s ambitious agenda, and how they would use government

Could payroll problems derail the government’s agenda?

Opinion | BY ALAN KEARNS | May 3, 2016
  • During the most recent federal election campaign, Liberal candidates across the country spoke about their party’s ambitious agenda, and how they would use government
Treasury Board President Scott Brison, pictured here, answering questions in a scrum. Treasury Board secretary Yaprak Baltacioglu told the Commons Government Operations Committee that the second phase of the Phoenix payment system would not be rolled out until Public Services and Procurement is 99 per cent sure it will work. The Hill Times Photograph by Jake Wright
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