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IMPACT — MEDIUM
The Canadian government and its largest public sector union, Public Service Alliance of Canada, have reached a tentative labor agreement, ending the national strike for the vast majority of public service workers.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: While the strike has ended, some immigration services may still be delayed. Employers and employees should work to submit immigration applications as soon as possible to minimize delays and the negative impacts of the labor strike.
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