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After 20 years, an arbitrator rules in favour of some 200 Commons employees.
After 20 years of fighting on contract issues, an arbitrator ruled in favour of some 200 House of Commons employees represented by PSAC to give those with seniority more control over their scheduling.
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House employees win seniority over scheduling
After 20 years, an arbitrator rules in favour of some 200 Commons employees.
After 20 years of fighting on contract issues, an arbitrator ruled in favour of some 200 House of Commons employees represented by PSAC to give those with seniority more control over their scheduling.
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