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MPs, staff have ‘a few issues’ with Phoenix, but House not scrapping it: Speaker’s Office

The House has not yet complied a list of those affected. The Senate, meanwhile, is looking for a new service provider, after it said more than 350 identified pay errors were generated by the payroll system.

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BY EMILY HAWS
November 8, 2017

News | BY EMILY HAWS | November 8, 2017

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The House has not yet complied a list of those affected. The Senate, meanwhile, is looking for a new service provider, after it said more than 350 identified pay errors were generated by the payroll system.

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MPs, staff have ‘a few issues’ with Phoenix, but House not scrapping it: Speaker’s Office

The House has not yet complied a list of those affected. The Senate, meanwhile, is looking for a new service provider, after it said more than 350 identified pay errors were generated by the payroll system.

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