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Canadian Mps raises is based on the average negotiated settlements in the private sector.
"
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ajrimmer
At least there's a formula for getting to that number even if it's too low.
Posted by
Krusty (aka Krustylu)
Feb 4 '16, 06:39
My issue is mainly with the fact that they decided what the raise should be and then they vote on it. I don't like that one bit.
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My problem is they give themselves raises based on the private sector then tell the public service sorry you only get .5%. -- nm*
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ajrimmer
Feb 4, 07:12
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