The federal government says it has reached a tentative deal with some groups on compensation for workers affected by problems with the Phoenix pay system. But the Public Service Alliance of Canada, which represents the majority of federal employees, has rejected the offer. PSAC, which represents 180,000 workers, rejected the tentative offer Friday. PSAC says the government is offering general compensation of just 1.25 days of paid leave per year, for four years. Farees Nathoo, a Treasury Board spokesperson, said the government is disappointed that PSAC has rejected the offer.

Source: CBC News May 04, 2019 00:03 UTC