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As federal government cuts jobs, these public servants say ‘alternation’ offered a solution

July 12, 2026

As the federal government cuts thousands of positions, alternation allows employees whose jobs have been cut to step into the roles of people who are leaving voluntarily. Ottawa Morning host Rebecca Zandbergen spoke to two public servants going through the process.



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