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  1. The Canada Revenue Agency manages the indexation and disbursement of benefits.
  2. High complaints regarding service quality and processing times due to high workloads caused by cuts at the Canada Revenue Agency.
  3. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) experienced its largest drop in employees as of June 26, 2026.

CRA announces workforce adjustments; union warns of service delays

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What happened

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The Canada Revenue Agency confirmed a federal workforce adjustment, stating that up to 260 employees are expected to lose their jobs. On October 28, 735 workers across regional offices and headquarters were notified that their positions were affected, impacting both executive and non-executive roles. The Public Service Alliance of Canada warned that these cuts could increase delays and frustrations for Canadians trying to access vital resources.

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Why it matters

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The job adjustments at the Canada Revenue Agency could impact the efficiency of tax processing and government benefit delivery. The Public Service Alliance of Canada argues that reducing staff will increase delays for citizens accessing services, despite the Canada Revenue Agency stating services will continue without disruption.

The Canada Revenue Agency previously experienced its largest drop in employees as of June 26, 2026, amid high complaints regarding service quality and processing times.

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    CRA cost reductions might lead to a reduction in the contract scope for security services provided by Allied Universal.

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