The federal government is beginning the process of replacing its troubled Phoenix payroll system, the Treasury Board announced Thursday from the Liberals' cabinet retreat in Nanaimo, B.C.

The system, which converts paper documents into electronic versions, is used to store payroll information needed for the dysfunctional Phoenix program at the Miramichi, N.B., federal pay centre.

Fixing problems with Phoenix payroll system cost taxpayers $5.1B: Official Canadian Press Kyle Duggan Published Jun 23, 2025 • 2 minute read ...

A top federal official said fixing the payroll problems caused by Phoenix cost taxpayers more than $5-billion – and they’ll keep paying extra to run two public service payroll platforms at ...

OTTAWA — A top federal official said fixing the payroll problems caused by Phoenix cost taxpayers more than $5 billion — and they'll keep paying extra to run two public service payroll ...

Since IBM Corp. was hired to implement the Phoenix payroll system for the federal government in June 2011, the contract has been amended 39 times and increased in cost to $189 million, according ...

Expert Consumers has officially named QuickBooks Payroll as the best payroll software for 2025 following a comprehensive analysis of leading payroll platforms. The designation was based on several ...

CHENNAI, India, Nov. 30, 2023 /CNW/ -- Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP, has entered a strategic partnership with Ramco Systems Limited, a leading global payroll technology provider.

Members of Elon Musk’s cost-cutting Department of Government Efficiency gained access over the weekend to a payroll system that processes salaries for about 276,000 federal employees across ...