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As I understand, this will replace bespoke departmental HR systems as well, reducing current complexity where each Dept HR system has to be integrated with Phoenix.

If you insist on bringing well documented research into discussions, you'll never make it in government.

Not testing, not training, cutting funding, no fallback plan, firing all the experiences staff and relocating the function to NB just before launching the new system... So many choices for "why was it a cluster fuck of a disaster of a failure".

Staffing in the cell that manages dependant medical and dental coverage has always been thin, so corrections take time.

A Syrian style civil war in Gaza would not be popular with Israel.

When search warrants for your devices have terms like "murder, cocaine and proposition", your trial is gonna be interesting.

The assumption that Hamas would sit idly by if a faction challenging their leadership arose is not likely to hold up.

Last I heard there were on the order of 80k business rules. Implementation of that would not appear to be "easy".

The PSHCP directive, para 1.2.2

A CAF service spouse is a CAF member. Assuming they are not a class A reservist, they are not entitled to PSHCP or PSDCP coverage.

That's what the deep state wants you to think

It's an integrated pay / HR system currently employed in a variety of different use cases in Industry and government.

As I recall Benay came to government, quit to go to industry, then left industry to return to government. Not reassuring...

Over nineteen years since the last post.

If there are courses with only two students, why are they being run? RMC needs a strong does of reality.

Precisely. And why I said half every election - give some continuity outside the provincial election cycle. Reapportion every decennial census, always rounding up to the nearest multiple of two - so a province that would receive .1 of a seat gets two until the next census.

Allocate them by percentage of popular vote in the province.

We need to be ready if St Pierre and Miquelon get uppity.

I'd like to see a reapportionment of Senate seats with half divided equally between provinces, half allocated by population (with some recognition of the territories), where half are appointed every provincial election. That gives provincial representation plus continuity.

Are you suggesting we need a Broadway musical about this? Remember, Sondheim is dead...