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New Brunswick – Social Policy

Canada’s Pension Tension

March 8, 2012
Remember the commercial where a seemingly middle-aged couple invites all of their friends to a party in celebration of their retirement, complete with a giant cake and choreography? Well, unless you’re part of the public sector, which represents 20% of the Canadian workforce, this is not your reality.
Dan Kelly on public pensions
 

26,000 small businesses petition against public sector pensions

February 17, 2012
On February 13th, on behalf of small businesses across the nation, CFIB delivered 26,000 signed petitions to MPs in Ottawa. These Action Alerts call for fairness in Canada's public sector pension system.
Radio Clip from November 22, 2011
 

CFIB supports courageous first steps towards pension reform in Saint John

November 22, 2011
In a letter addressed to Saint John Council, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) applauded the initial measures taken to tackle deficiencies in the city’s pension plan that have put serious pressures on its operating budget.

A First Step: New Brunswick launches review of public sector pensions

October 27, 2011
After shining a light on the massive cost – and risk to taxpayers – of unfunded public sector plans, we are pleased to see the Government of New Brunswick first out of the gate in announcing a review of public sector pensions. Our research report “Keeping New Brunswick’s Pensions Sustainable & Affordable” highlights the problems and our suggested solutions to the pension tension in our province.
 

CFIB encourages the major cities of New Brunswick to start reforming their pension plans

October 19, 2010
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has issued an open letter today to the mayors of Fredericton, Saint-John, and Moncton regarding the growing cost of public sector pensions and the courage required to reform them.

Small business perspective on health care

October 1, 2010
Canada’s health care system remains an important aspect of our society and our economy. Yet many concerns have been raised about the challenges facing this system, whether it is from the perspective of a health care provider, government policy maker, or a business owner—all of whom are essentially consumers of the system.
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