Cuts to Impact Women and Racialized Public Servants Disproportionately
A new analysis by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives reveals that an estimated 59% of workers cut will be women.
According to the analysis, the upcoming cuts to the federal public service by Prime Minister Mark Carney will disproportionately affect female, Indigenous, racialized, and disabled workers.
- 59% of employees whose jobs will be cut are estimated to be women
- 5.5% are estimated to be Indigenous people
- 26% are likely to be racialized
- 8% are disabled workers
The analysis highlights the disproportionate impact of the cuts on marginalized groups.
Author's summary: Cuts to disproportionately affect women and racialized workers.
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