Auditor-General to probe modernization of federal pay system as move to new program begins | Unpublished
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Author: Catherine Morrison
Publication Date: August 25, 2025 - 16:59

Auditor-General to probe modernization of federal pay system as move to new program begins

August 25, 2025

The federal government’s troubled attempt to modernize its pay system will be probed by the federal Auditor-General as the government begins its move to another new payroll program.

Ottawa announced in June it had awarded a 10-year contract to Dayforce for almost $351 million, to replace the Phoenix payroll system that has caused significant problems. The contract allows for a possible extension to 20 years.

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