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People with disabilities, Indigenous employees, and workers of visible minorities on the rise in the Canadian public service, according to reports

According to the government, 'there's still work to do, but we’ve also come a long way,' while 'overall, women, Indigenous peoples, and members of visible minorities in the public service meet or exceed their workforce availability.'

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OpinionBY NELSON WISEMAN

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People with disabilities, Indigenous employees, and workers of visible minorities on the rise in the Canadian public service, according to reports

According to the government, 'there's still work to do, but we’ve also come a long way,' while 'overall, women, Indigenous peoples, and members of visible minorities in the public service meet or exceed their workforce availability.'

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