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Pandemic-related staffing shortages hampering Canada’s supply chains

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Pandemic-related staffing shortages hampering Canada’s supply chains

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Published on January 5, 2022

Omicron’s rapid spread is causing staffing shortages in many sectors across the country, hindering supply chains as COVID-19 infections rise among workers.

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