Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Of course, I would like to remind my honourable colleague that while some new jobs are going to be reclassified down, there are also jobs that are going to be reclassified up. There is a fine balance to this discussion, and it certainly is our intent to make sure that each and every one of the members of our staff are aware of their individual situation and to manage it to the best of our ability. I would suggest to you that where the employees, of course, who are getting more will applaud us, those whose jobs have been reclassified down should have nothing to fear because as I said, and I am going to repeat it again, the pay level will remain the way it is while they are in that job. Thank you.
John Todd on Question 112-13(5): Public Service Job Classification System
In the Legislative Assembly on January 27th, 1998. See this statement in context.
Further Return To Question 112-13(5): Public Service Job Classification System
Question 112-13(5): Public Service Job Classification System
Item 6: Oral Questions
January 26th, 1998
Page 344
John Todd Keewatin Central
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