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Atlantic Workforce Ministers call on Ottawa to reverse $625 million cut to workforce development programs

by HR News Canada Staff June 11, 2024

written by HR News Canada Staff June 11, 2024

In response to a significant $625 million cut to Labour Market Transfer Agreements (LMTAs), Atlantic Workforce Ministers convened on June 6 to voice their concerns and demand the Federal Government reverse the decision. The Federal Budget 2024 introduced a reduction in workforce development programs...

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Atlantic Workforce Ministers call on Ottawa to reverse $625 million cut to workforce development programs

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