It’s Thursday, May 28. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today.
RETURN OF ASSIGNED SEATING FOR MOST PUBLIC SERVANTS BUCKS PRIVATE-SECTOR TREND
Private workplaces are increasingly shifting to unassigned workstations as the average North American company settles on a three-day per week hybrid model, a CBRE report says.
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2,800 PUBLIC SERVANTS ALREADY APPROVED FOR EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Eligible federal public servants have until July 24 to apply for exit packages.
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WHY THESE WOMEN ARE FIGHTING FOR A NATIONAL ACTION PLAN ON ENDOMETRIOSIS
The disease impacts about 1 in 10 Canadian women, but due to lack of funding and research, it can take years for individuals to get a diagnosis.
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HUM: LA NHAU’S SMALL PLATES, SOUPS AND DRINKS CELEBRATE VIETNAMESE FLAVOURS
Beef carpaccio and crab fried rice are signature dishes at this four-month-old Murray Street eatery.
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WASTEWATER TESTING FOR DRUGS FORWARDED TO OTTAWA BOARD OF HEALTH BY COUNCIL
The water services department and Ottawa Public Health are to examine the feasibility of identifying key geographic locations for sampling.
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