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Renfrew council decides to recreate an HR Committee it disbanded earlier in their term

by Local Journalism Initiative March 20, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative March 20, 2025

By Bruce McIntyre | The Eganville Ledger “It just doesn’t make sense to me.” That was the opinion of Renfrew Councillor Jason Legris when the issue of having a member of council appointed as a liaison to a Human Resources (HR) panel was discussed at three consecutive council meetings, with council ...

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Renfrew council decides to recreate an HR Committee it disbanded earlier in their term

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