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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

SBN Editor

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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