HR department still suspending policy requiring long-term contract workers to become permanent

Union decries decision, questions government's 'bullshit' rationale.
MaryAnn Mihychuk is minister of employment, workforce development, and labour. She is one of the ministers under the ESDC umbrella.
At least one government department is continuing to opt out of a federal policy requiring contract (or term) workers to become permanent employees after three consecutive years of work, despite the apparent end of Harper-era cost-cutting initiatives. A spokesperson for Employment and Social Deve...

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