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The exterior of Batchewana First Nation’s administration office, located at 236 Frontenac Street in the community’s Rankin Reserve, on Thursday afternoon.

Batchewana First Nation implementing four-day work week for staff

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Batchewana First Nation (BFN), located near Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., is adopting a four-day work week with the hope of creating a "healthier work environment" for its employees. After a successful trial run that began last May and ended in October, BFN officials announced on Thursday that they will ...

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