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Originally Posted by Slava
There was a piece in the Globe and Mail this weekend that outlined that, and also the fact that a lot of these public servants are making more than their private counterparts. There's really not a lot of rationale for that. They've got greater job security, pensions and benefits, and all of the trappings that come with government work in general, so why are they being paid more and demanding larger raises?
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Instead of arguing that the public sector should fall in line with the private sector, the better question to ask would be what, if anything, could these private sector workers do to move themselves closer to what their public sector counterparts are earning? Is there potentially 1 consistent difference between the two groups aside from one being in the private sector and the other in the public sector?
This is a real brain buster right here folks.