End of honeymoon with labour could force Trudeau to step up game as PM: academic

One year into the Liberal mandate, PSAC is saying the new boss is just like the old boss.

PSAC president Robyn Benson is disappointed in the Liberal government in numerous ways, including for the Phoenix pay system, and what she categorizes as inadequate offers on pay and sick-leave.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY CHRISTOPHER GULY

October 24, 2016

At least one academic and former journalist says the wrath being directed at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau right now by Canada's biggest public-service union could force him to improve his performance as Canada's chief decision-maker. Last week, the Public Service Alliance of Canada launched a medi...

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