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‘It’s going to be a long time’: tens of thousands of federal public servants still working from home, eight months into pandemic and no end in sight

Treasury Board provided 'evergreen guidance' to deputy heads of departments in the spring, which included consideration of a possible resurgence in positive cases and the re-tightening of restrictions in provinces, territories, and cities. But most public servants have been told they'll be working remotely for 'the foreseeable future.'

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October 26, 2020

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