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This does not bode well for the future of Canada.

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Sanna Lutsoja

Head of Product | Tech Entrepreneur and SaaS Product Builder | Led Travis AS to a successful exit in 2020

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It could be worse - 30.7% of Norway’s workforce is employed in general government, the highest in the OECD. Public employees are less youthful and notably more female than OECD averages the stats say. Top 10 countries in OECD are Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Estonia, France, Israel, Hungary, and then Canada.

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What do you think is the right level?

D'Arcy McConvey

Unlocking Opportunities, Delivering Consistent Investor Returns

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Mind boggling

Balaji (Bal) Katlai PhD, CPA

Tax Consultant — It stops when I am planted

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Something to be worried about - and with promise to an indexed pension, of course! But are we a country with low population growth, non-judicious immigration, and a baby boomer - where is our tax base? Well, we might as well jack up the already high taxes that we pay! Print more money, introduce new taxes (that does not seem hard…some of which are just optics) or anything that sounds like money in to the treasury!

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russ ☕️ broomell

Helping You Run a Better Network with Less Headache • More Revenue Without Compromises

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Add in the companies whose only customer is the government and you can see the panic that might set in when people start talking about cutting budgets.

Robert H. Hacker

I work at the nexus of technology, entrepreneurship and social impact to develop scalable projects in North and South America.

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Maybe we should commission a more complete analysis to show the similarities between communist Vz and the U.S.

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William Thompson

CEO & Co-Founder at RVezy | RV Rental, Travel Experiences

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That's not sustainable. Great share, thank you

Interesting 🤔. Great share Shane

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Kerry Rosenhagen

Supply chain redesign specialist | Expertise in optimization, advanced analytics, network design, and strategic planning

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21.8% is 13% less than 1 out of 4 Canadians. I wouldn't call that nearly. But it is 'more than 1 out of every 5'. Exaggeration usually weakens a point instead of strengthening it, especially to those who can see what you are doing.

Really does make you question where things are going. This is not good.

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