Employers working with Service Canada and who handle employment claims are soon on the verge of becoming unemployed. There is news that in an attempt to manage the budget, Service Canada would cut down almost 600 hundred of its government workers ahead of 600 who were cut down in the month of May.

In addition to that, reports have confirmed that more and more cuts are expected in the month of January. Those who have been made employed include those whose tasks involved processing employment insurance claims to pension problems to passport applications.

According to Steve McCuaig, who is the national executive vice-president of the Canada Employment and Immigration Union, people who are the receiver of these services are the ones who would suffer the most due to these cut offs. He further added that people who are heavily dependent on the Canadian staff for their pension issues would suffer a huge impact. The group includes elderly people and the ones with disabilities.

Those employees who would be affected by the move would be sent letters by next week. Speculations are made that those employees who are hired on contracts would suffer these cut offs.

The cuts are simply in regard with the flow of the current economy. The same has been confirmed by Service Canada. Also, those who were hired on a temporary basis were already acquainted that their jobs are on temporary basis.

Whetever is the case, the cuts offs would leave a massive effect on the service industry.