π¨π¦ Justin Trudeau Has Hired 100K Federal Bureaucrats
Under his rule, the number of federal employees has grown by 40%.
Their salaries cost Canadian taxpayers $8.2B a year.
But it gets worse... much much worse.
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Under his rule, the number of federal employees has grown by 40%.
Their salaries cost Canadian taxpayers $8.2B a year.
But it gets worse... much much worse.
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Additional annual costs of Trudeau's administrative army:
- CPP and EI contributions: $539M π°
- Operational Costs: $720M π’
- 15 Year Public Pension: $61B
Add it all together, and the taxpayer price tag exceeds $250 billion over 20 years π³
- CPP and EI contributions: $539M π°
- Operational Costs: $720M π’
- 15 Year Public Pension: $61B
Add it all together, and the taxpayer price tag exceeds $250 billion over 20 years π³
Again, the costs of Trudeau's bureaucracy get worse.
The figures above only account for his *NEW* hires.
Once you account for Canada's entire federal workforce (360,000), taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $1 TRILLION πΈ
This is just employment costs. Insane. π€―
The figures above only account for his *NEW* hires.
Once you account for Canada's entire federal workforce (360,000), taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $1 TRILLION πΈ
This is just employment costs. Insane. π€―
Lets compare the number of U.S. and Canadian federal bureaucrats:
πΊπΈ America: 1.8 Million
π¨π¦ Canada: 3.1 Million (adjusted for population difference)
While America's military personnel makes up a large portion of their federal workforce, Canada's is mostly administrative.
πΊπΈ America: 1.8 Million
π¨π¦ Canada: 3.1 Million (adjusted for population difference)
While America's military personnel makes up a large portion of their federal workforce, Canada's is mostly administrative.
π¨π¦ Trudeau's bureaucracy is an economic tumour.
Every dollar funnelled into this unproductive entity is a dollar not spent on meaningful solutions to Canadaβs pressing issues.
Reducing the federal workforce isnβt about heartless cuts; itβs about the survival of Canada.
Every dollar funnelled into this unproductive entity is a dollar not spent on meaningful solutions to Canadaβs pressing issues.
Reducing the federal workforce isnβt about heartless cuts; itβs about the survival of Canada.
Shoutout to @NyaPfanner for the excellent analysis that served as the basis for this thread.
https://x.com/NyaPfanner/status/1870924780523950122
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