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B.C. government workers earn 4.4% more than private sector employees: Fraser Institute

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Government workers in British Columbia earn 4.4 per cent higher wages on average than comparable private-sector employees, according to a new study from the Fraser Institute. The study analyzed 2024 data from Statistics Canada's Labour Force Survey and found the wage gap persists across federal, pro...

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