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New Public Service Commission head wants people to know of varied experience possible in government career

Patrick Borbey is a 35-year veteran of the public service and the first non-interim president of the Public Service Commission in two years.

Public Service Commission president Patrick Borbey says hiring more millennials and ensuring diversity in the public service are among his priorities in his new job.The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

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BY DEREK ABMA

July 17, 2017

Patrick Borbey, the new president of the Public Service Commission of Canada, has been in the federal public service for 35 years, and says over that time he’s had “such a varied career that I feel like I’ve worked for a number of different organizations.” Now running the d...

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