With paycheques currently totalling $0, Jordan jokes they "volunteer" for the government of Canada.
Now, Jordan is currently making ends meet by finding other sources of income and reaching into savings. "When this overpayment … is finally addressed, who knows … what's going to happen next year?" Jordan said. "There seems to be no end in sight for this. It's just been a nightmare."Christiane Villeneuve is retired, but that didn't stop the federal government from sending her another letter in February, demanding more money.
"I had to take anti-depressants, I had panic attacks, anxiety attacks …I got to bed at night so worried that what's going to happen tomorrow, you know?" said Villeneuve. A public servant of more than 30 years, Villeneuve says she expected fair treatment from her employer. "I had no options. I lost my home," she said. "I have two daughters currently 18 and 11 who grew up in a beautiful lovely home … Their lives crumbled due to Phoenix."
In February 2020, CRA sent her a letter stating she owed $6,926.38 in overpayments. A few months later, it sent another letter saying that balance "was not accurate," and that she in fact owed $5,925.88.
How do you like your government NOW? LOL
The highest paid public servants in Canada. Upper class. Who cares?
Harper’s parting gift to the government.
Florida needs more fixing than Phoenix. 😉
What a legacy the uselessness Judy Foote. Left for herself and taxpayers of Canada, but she did manage to get herself a promotion.Typical sociopath thinks she did everyone a favour.
Trumpdeau cares about you sooooo, much.
I retired In 2018 and am still owed money, and can’t get a call back
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