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Government Operations committee Absolutely. Thank you for the question. It's a pleasure being here this morning. We have worked very closely and continue to work with our colleagues from ISED and DND on this project. Clearly, we will need to see the results of the defence policy review so that we can move forw
May 11th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Government Operations committee Absolutely. If you have the opportunity, I would encourage you to look at the PSPC website, which has very detailed information around the major procurements that are under way. That would include the marine, the land, and the air domains, with extensive information on where each
May 11th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Government Operations committee We don't have that information with us but we can go back and provide it to the clerk.
May 11th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Government Operations committee I'm not sure we've done the analysis. I'll have to verify that and report back to the clerk.
May 11th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Government Operations committee On fair wages, we are working with our colleagues from Employment and Social Development Canada on policy options, which will likely be moving forward over the course of the next number of months.
May 11th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Government Operations committee We will be working with ESDC, so that will be part of the work that's ongoing with them now.
May 11th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee Thank you for the question. We entered into a contract with IBM in 2011 after an open and transparent process. IBM provided a bid that met all of the mandatory requirements and we entered into a contract under authorities from Treasury Board to be able to design, build, and impl
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee Yes, the system definitely works. Beyond the IT component, however, we have serious problems in relation to the HR processes.
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee As of October 18, the pay centre had 520,000 outstanding transactions to process.
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee As Ms. Lemay mentioned, we are currently increasing our processing capacity through HR measures. Once we've finished implementing the collective agreements and gotten through this year's tax season, we expect that this increased capacity will enable us to tackle the outstanding
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee As the Auditor General mentioned in his report, it's a long-term process. Some measures have already been initiated, and we are in the midst of developing more to tackle the system's most critical stress points. As we increase processing capacity and modify processes, the situat
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee Once those agreements have been fully implemented, we'll move that capacity on to the queue.
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee At this point, we're working to implement 20.
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee On that I'd have to defer to the Treasury Board.
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater
Public Accounts committee Right, but I would add that the size of the bargaining units varies considerably.
November 28th, 2017Committee meeting
Les Linklater