I agree that the public service is bloated but damn StatsCan is globally acclaimed for the quality of their work so I’m not a big fan of this one.
Feels especially sinister to run on „caps, not cuts“ and then start cutting
friendly-techie on
Is Bruce Fanjoy handing the termination letters? Is Carney not liking their numbers now?
-Yazilliclick- on
Not a fan of hearing of people losing jobs these days but to keep it in context, **850 jobs cut from Statistics Canada puts it just above 2023 levels (6,219)**. They, like many government departments, were hiring like crazy in the last few years.
So for those saying they’re worried about a big drop in quality and ability of the department, I’d say that’s unlikely. Unless you think there was a marked improvement very recently and that it was poor just a few years ago.
If you wanted to go back 10 years then they only had 4,890 staff, so they grew by 2,384 or almost 50% since then.
CipherWeaver on
I’m all for cutting the fat, but if you don’t have good data you can’t make good decisions. Shit in, shit out.
AltruisticPoetry5235 on
they do almost nothing as it is , had a friend who worked there
China_bot42069 on
Umm didn’t we all vote for no cuts?
Previous_Scene5117 on
So they make sure no one knows wtf is going on… great!
Queerslander on
I call bullshit on this because Bruce Fanjoy said it wasn’t going to happen.
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I agree that the public service is bloated but damn StatsCan is globally acclaimed for the quality of their work so I’m not a big fan of this one.
Feels especially sinister to run on „caps, not cuts“ and then start cutting
Is Bruce Fanjoy handing the termination letters? Is Carney not liking their numbers now?
Not a fan of hearing of people losing jobs these days but to keep it in context, **850 jobs cut from Statistics Canada puts it just above 2023 levels (6,219)**. They, like many government departments, were hiring like crazy in the last few years.
https://www.canada.ca/en/treasury-board-secretariat/services/innovation/human-resources-statistics/population-federal-public-service-department.html
So for those saying they’re worried about a big drop in quality and ability of the department, I’d say that’s unlikely. Unless you think there was a marked improvement very recently and that it was poor just a few years ago.
If you wanted to go back 10 years then they only had 4,890 staff, so they grew by 2,384 or almost 50% since then.
I’m all for cutting the fat, but if you don’t have good data you can’t make good decisions. Shit in, shit out.
they do almost nothing as it is , had a friend who worked there
Umm didn’t we all vote for no cuts?
So they make sure no one knows wtf is going on… great!
I call bullshit on this because Bruce Fanjoy said it wasn’t going to happen.