You spelled billions wrong.
EDIT:
Using 2012 numbers (newer is very hard to find). 375,000 employees averaging $114,000 on the federal payroll. At 260 working days per year, that puts a day off at $164,000,000. That's not quite accurate as most have four plus weeks of vacation so another day is far more than 1/260 of their working time eliminated. Add in escalation of number of employees and comp over the last decade (probably shocking) and the knock on effect of overtime, people trying to get things done that are impossible with gov't not working etc and imo we are over 1B in economic impact for sockboy to virtue signal. Piece of crap.
Canadians paid an average of $114,100 in compensation for each full-time federal employee in 2011-2012, according to a report released Tuesday from Ottawa’s budget watchdog.
www.ctvnews.ca