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New Treasury Board President Stockwell Day met with unions last week in an effort to build stronger relationship.
With the federal government's budget about to be released and talk of cutting public service pensions in order to save money increasing, union presidents say a recent meeting with the new Treasury Board president have not allayed fears that the Conservatives will dismantle their pension plans.
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Public service unions still fear pension cutbacks in next budget
New Treasury Board President Stockwell Day met with unions last week in an effort to build stronger relationship.
With the federal government's budget about to be released and talk of cutting public service pensions in order to save money increasing, union presidents say a recent meeting with the new Treasury Board president have not allayed fears that the Conservatives will dismantle their pension plans.
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