OTTAWA — The union representing Canadian diplomats is asking a judge to force the government to fix its employee health insurance after “significant systemic problems” have forced some public servants to fight tooth and nail to be reimbursed tens of thousands of dollars in medical expenses.

Jan Scazighino, a senior trade commissioner at Canada’s Consulate General in Detroit and 32-year employee at Global Affairs Canada (GAC), is discouraged.

The union representing Canadian diplomats is asking a judge to force the government to fix its employee health insurance after “significant systemic problems” have forced some public servants to fight tooth and nail to be reimbursed tens of thousands of dollars in medical expenses.{ai:summary}<p>The union for Canadian diplomats is seeking judicial intervention to address major issues with the government's employee health insurance, which has led to difficulties in obtaining reimbursements for medical expenses. A senior trade commissioner expressed frustration over the situation.  </p><p>#society</p>

Diplomats' union asking court to force government to fix 'significant' medical insurance issues

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