Sentences with phrase «of public sector employees»

This includes changing daylight savings time, cutting working hours of public sector employees and urging residents to scale back on their use of electricity.
However, this dynamic would cause the quality of all public sector employees to decline — a trend not supported by the data.
Strikes are already being threatened by a number of unions, including those representing British Airways cabin crew, Royal Mail staff, and a number of public sector employees.
However, Kaplan said introducing legislation similar to Iceland's would at least mandate more transparency around wages being earned by private sector workers or those who fall outside so - called sunshine lists, which disclose the salaries of public sector employees making more than $ 100,000.
For example, in New Brunswick, while Francophones represent approximately 33 % of that province's population, 32 % of public sector employees used French as a language of work.
The Government announced in the Annual Financial Report that it had recorded retroactively its obligation for the accumulated sick leave entitlements of its public sector employees that are anticipated to be used in the future.
Every year — part of the legacy of former Ontario Premier Mike Harris — the Ontario government must publish a list of public sector employees who make more than $ 100,000 — the so - called Sunshine List.
Additionally, the Public Sector Pensions Commission recently estimated that a huge 94 per cent of public sector employees are still on unsustainable defined benefit schemes, compared to just 11 per cent in the private sector.
I spoke this afternoon with former LG Richard Ravitch, who has years of experience as a budget reformer, and he sounded not quite sold on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed Tier 6 plan, nor was his thrilled about the demonizing of public sector employees that is taking place as elected officials all over the country struggle with varying degrees of fiscal meltdown.
Don't forget that Labour have a large «captive constituency» in the shape of many of the public sector employees and those dependent on the state.
This landmark decision strikes down Saskatchewan's essential services legislation, which prevented a wide range of public sector employees from striking.
The contempt order by Judge Colas creates more confusion regarding the status of public sector employee unions but public sector employers should wait until this matter is decided by the Wisconsin Supreme Court before agreeing to negotiate over any topic other than an increase in base wages.
In Ontario, the numbers were extremely close: 4.9 % of public sector employees predominantly use French with 4.4 % of the population considering themselves to be Francophone.
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