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Union of Taxation Employees latest PSAC group to declare impasse in negotiations with feds

'As inflation hits highs that we haven’t seen since the '80s, workers are obviously feeling the pinch more than ever because wages aren’t keeping up with the rising costs,' says PSAC national president Chris Aylward.

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Union of Taxation Employees latest PSAC group to declare impasse in negotiations with feds

'As inflation hits highs that we haven’t seen since the '80s, workers are obviously feeling the pinch more than ever because wages aren’t keeping up with the rising costs,' says PSAC national president Chris Aylward.

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