If there was ever a failure to read the room in the wake of the pandemic, it is evidenced in the possibility that 155,000 federal civil servants could be on strike by Wednesday morning. From sunlorrie: A strike by federal workers? Read the room cdnpoli
Public Service Alliance of Canada National Executive Vice-President Sharon DeSousa and Quebec Regional Executive Vice-President Yvon Barriere look on as National President Chris Aylward makes a point during a news conference at union headquarters, Monday, April 17, 2023 in Ottawa.At the beginning of the pandemic, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau repeatedly used the phrase, “We are all in this together and we are there for you,” speaking about the federal government.
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