Canada to Reduce Civil Service
Finance Minister Francois Philippe-Champagne announced that the upcoming budget will shrink the federal public service, excluding military and police, which currently numbers 357,965 people.
“If you look at how many people we have today, and what we had before COVID-19, we need to get back to something more sustainable,”
Champagne stated that the reduction will be achieved through process improvements, program mergers, and better technology use, and that the government will be "transparent", "compassionate", and "smart" in reducing headcount.
Author's summary: Canada plans to reduce its civil service size.
- Current federal public service size: 357,965 people (excluding military and police)
- Reduction methods: process improvements, program mergers, better technology use
- Government's approach: transparent, compassionate, smart
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