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Treasury Board president slammed for transparency gaps in spending following ‘damning’ PBO reports

Two hundred thousand civil servants—or 70 per cent of the federal workforce—are working from home, says Jean-Yves Duclos, offering these figures for the first time.

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BY SAMANTHA WRIGHT ALLEN
November 5, 2020

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Treasury Board president slammed for transparency gaps in spending following ‘damning’ PBO reports

Two hundred thousand civil servants—or 70 per cent of the federal workforce—are working from home, says Jean-Yves Duclos, offering these figures for the first time.

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