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Juin 11, 2020 9:34AM

Salaries and benefits often account for more than half of all provincial government spending

Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen, Ben Eisen
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Salaries and benefits often account for more than half of all provincial government spending

A large government debt burden can negatively affect economic growth.

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government employees' compensation, public compensation, federal government debt, government workers, government worker compensation
Août 30, 2018 1:30AM

The Illusion of Alberta’s Jobs Recovery: Government vs. Private Sector Employment
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre
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The Illusion of Alberta’s Jobs Recovery: Government vs. Private Sector Employment
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Private Sector Compensation in Alberta, government employees' compensation, alberta compensation, compensation in alberta, labour market
Juin 27, 2018 9:59AM

Bringing government employee compensation in line with private-sector norms key for B.C. budget
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre, Milagros Palacios
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Bringing government employee compensation in line with private-sector norms key for B.C. budget

Government employees in B.C., on average, receive 7.4 per cent higher wages than comparable workers in the private sector.

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government worker compensation, bc wage levels, compensation of government employees, government employees' compensation
Décembre 9, 2016 9:35AM

Control government spending in Canada by aligning public-sector pay with the private sector
Charles Lammam, Milagros Palacios
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Government-sector workers in Canada retire 2.3 years earlier, on average, than private-sector workers.

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federal government spending, government spending canada, government spending, government budgets, government employees' compensation, government employees, comparing wages and benefits, public sector compensation, job security, public sector pensions
Janvier 31, 2015 9:00AM

Digging Alberta out of the deficit hole
Mark Milke
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Alberta Premier Jim Prentice has warned Albertans that the current fiscal year’s projected surplus has turned into at least a $500 million deficit and that next year’s budget will sink deeper into red-ink territory.

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alberta budget, alberta's decifict, alberta government's finances, alberta's economy, government spending, program spending, government unions, government employees' compensation, alberta pension