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PSAC, Treasury Board inch closer in contract talks as election looms

Meanwhile, the Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers filed for binding arbitration March 11 in hopes of striking its own pre-election deal.

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BY EMILY HAWS
March 20, 2019

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Bridging the adoption gap: the key to turning Canada’s productivity around

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The pace of digital adoption, its link to productivity, and productivity’s link to standard of living, is the concern of policymakers—and they should be concerned.

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OpinionBY ALEX GRECO

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Civil Circles

PSAC, Treasury Board inch closer in contract talks as election looms

Meanwhile, the Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers filed for binding arbitration March 11 in hopes of striking its own pre-election deal.

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