Why did executives pepper public servants with invitations to retire?
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Why did executives pepper public servants with invitations to retire?
A former executive explains different perspectives on the government's Early Retirement Incentives.
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By Yazmine Laroche
Published Aug 10, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
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A public servant asks why an executive peppered them with invitations to retire. PHOTO BY GETTY IMAGES/ ILLUSTRATION BY DENNIS LEUNG /POSTMEDIA
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