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Public servants concerned by ‘insulting’ Phoenix damages deal, worried claims process could be emotionally taxing

Meanwhile, PSAC declared a second bargaining impasse for four groups representing 90,000 of its members, and is once again heading down the strike route.

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Public servants concerned by ‘insulting’ Phoenix damages deal, worried claims process could be emotionally taxing

Meanwhile, PSAC declared a second bargaining impasse for four groups representing 90,000 of its members, and is once again heading down the strike route.

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Public servants concerned by ‘insulting’ Phoenix damages deal, worried claims process could be emotionally taxing

Meanwhile, PSAC declared a second bargaining impasse for four groups representing 90,000 of its members, and is once again heading down the strike route.

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