Workday Named Supplier for Government of Canada’s NextGen HR and Pay Project
Workday is pleased to be named a successful bidder on the Next Generation HR and Payroll Services (NextGen HR and Pay) project with the Government of Canada.
Below is a statement from Jennifer Buckley, country manager for Canada and vice president of sales at Workday, regarding Workday’s inclusion in the Government of Canada’s final list of qualified Human Capital Management (HCM) suppliers for the Next Generation of HR and Payroll Services project.
Workday is pleased to be named a successful bidder on the Next Generation HR and Payroll Services (NextGen HR and Pay) project with the Government of Canada.
Customer service is at the core of how Workday operates, which is why Canadian customers across industries—including the public sector—are driving business value with Workday’s proven suite of enterprise cloud applications including Workday Financial Management, Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), and Workday Payroll for Canada.
Putting customers at the center of everything we do has enabled Workday to achieve an industry-leading 98 percent customer satisfaction rating, and we are confident that we can achieve the same with the Government of Canada by modernising the HR and payroll systems that federal public servants use daily.
For more information, please read this article at the Workday Blog, “How We Serve Canada: Q&A with Workday Country Manager and Sales VP Jennifer Buckley.”
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