The Canadian military is looking at hazard pay for personnel working in long-term care homes during the novel coronavirus pandemic but still doesn’t know when that might happen. Read More
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Canadian military personnel to get hazard pay for COVID-19 work but details still to be ironed out
Published in Canadian Forces, Covid-19 and Defence Watch
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