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Author: Catherine Morrison
Publication Date: December 21, 2025 - 07:56
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Federal public servants to learn about job cuts in the new year
December 21, 2025
Federal public servants are expected to learn about job cuts in their departments when they return from their holiday break.
Departments such as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Environment and Climate Change, and Employment and Social Development have told their staff already that news on job cuts will be shared in the new year.
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