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Parks Canada begins second phase of layoffs amid budget cuts

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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Parks Canada is entering a second phase of workforce adjustment, notifying 2,917 employees that their jobs could be impacted by cuts. Andrew Campbell, interim president and CEO, stated the agency is meeting budget reduction targets through a "meaningful transformation." These cuts are linked to spending initiatives started by Justin Trudeau.

From ottawacitizen.com

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The agency is reducing its workforce to meet budget targets, which affects the operational capacity of national parks. Parks Canada is seeking to shape a more efficient and delivery-focused organization while managing significant job reductions.

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  • Canadian Red CrossSpeculative

    Parks Canada's budget cuts may reduce funding and resources provided to the Canadian Red Cross.

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