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[Navendu Mishra @NavPMishra]

That’s why I’ve signed an Early Day Motion sponsored by Labour MPs to call on the Government to terminate TransPennine Express’s contract and bring it back under public ownership: https://t.co/pT0vKQbxNa

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

The government will bid out the three-year, P900-million contract to maintain the Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT-2), as it moves forward with its plan to privatize the operations of the rail line. https://t.co/pYz5LkNc10

[Medicine Hat News @MedicineHatNews]

About 460 federal government workers in Medicine Hat and CFB Suffield went on the picket lines in the city on Wednesday, the day after contract talks between their unions and the federal government broke off. #medhat
https://t.co/Pt2YYb7WlL

[Economic Times @EconomicTimes]

SBI or State Bank of India is hiring retired bank staff on contract basis for more than 1,000 posts.

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[The Brandon Sun 🇨🇦 @thebrandonsun]

Dozens of striking federal government employees braved a snowstorm Wednesday morning to form a picket line outside of Brandon’s Service Canada office, demanding contract changes including increased wages. https://t.co/BcwbdNAume

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

The Government still refuse to acknowledge widespread vaccine harms and deaths, but are planning to use advanced AI to deal with the expected large volume of claims.

Genpact wins U.K. contract to build A.I. to monitor Covid-19 vaccines for dangerous side effects. | Fortune" https://t.co/4FSPSXfEwt

"The regulator told the Financial Times that, based on its previous experience with vaccination campaigns, it would expect that, over a six- to 12-month period, there might be 50,000 to 100,000 reports of suspicious side effects for every 100 million doses injected."

[BBC Politics @BBCPolitics]

Decision to award government contract to firm at centre of Horizon Post Office scandal criticised as "immoral" by peers

https://t.co/AEq84Ze9jk

[Project Syndicate @ProSyn]

The recent loan agreement between @IMFNews and Sri Lanka requires the government to achieve a budget surplus within two years and makes funding conditional on policies that will likely cause its economy to contract, writes @UMassAmherst’s @Jayati1609. https://t.co/W9xwW9YjXX

[Legal Aid Agency @LegalAidAgency]

Further extension offer deadline for work under the 2018 Standard Civil Contract is 28 April at 5pm.

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https://t.co/rjSVGsjWBX

#Lawfirms
#Lawyers
#Legalaid

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

The world’s biggest contract chip maker is seeking up to $15 billion in US government grants. But it is also pushing back on some of the conditions Washington has attached to chip-factory subsidies. https://t.co/q746NxDhAe

[City of Bend, Oregon @CityofBend]

City Council approved the construction contract for the 2023 Neighborhood Street Safety Projects and the design contract for the 2024 projects. The program addresses pedestrian, bike safety and other residential street traffic safety-related issues.

MORE: https://t.co/Nh4Qr5ff6I

[WSJ China Real Time @ChinaRealTime]

TSMC, the world’s biggest contract chip maker, is pushing back on some of the conditions Washington has attached to chip-factory subsidies as it looks for up to $15 billion in government money https://t.co/EPovbet4da

[RN Breakfast @RNBreakfast]

A scathing anti-corruption watchdog report found senior Victorian government staff interfered and pressured public servants to award a contract to a key Labor union in 2018, without tender.

Opposition leader @JohnPesutto joined @RNBreakfast to discuss.
https://t.co/lJWikz9GVy

[💧Vince O'Grady @vogrady2132]

@abc730 The ABC missed the point. The contract was about training health Staff against Violence at Work against them. The Coalition when last in Government took $350 million out of TAFE and $90 million out of VCAL and also allowed many shonky RTO to operate. But that wasn't a story?

[Kenneth P. Vogel @kenvogel]

The @DEAHQ issued a no-bid $4.7M contract to hire people that its administrator @AnneMilgram knew from her time as NJ attorney general & as an @nyulaw law professor at costs far exceeding pay for government officials who usually handle the work in question https://t.co/PQTYl6XM5g

[WSJ Politics @WSJPolitics]

TSMC, the world’s biggest contract chip maker, is pushing back on some of the conditions Washington has attached to chip-factory subsidies as it looks for up to $15 billion in government money https://t.co/KRm1DEaBMJ

[CityNews Calgary @citynewscalgary]

Hundreds of Calgary Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) union members are rallying outside the Calgary Harry Hays Building after the union and the federal government came at odds in key contract issues.
https://t.co/BKxYaDwn3K

[Ryan W Briggs @rw_briggs]

Incredibly predictable. Basically every government software consulting contract:

“Because Conduent used proprietary technology for Key, SEPTA had to go through the company for changes and development of new features”
https://t.co/cVVWVNk4TR

[Hamilton Spectator @TheSpec]

Workers set up a picket line near the federal building on Bay Street North Tuesday morning after contract talks broke down between their union and the government the night before.

Photos & video by John Rennison | @JLRenn #HamOnt
https://t.co/JQhwl6bEL4

[Gary Neville @GNev2]

My bi-monthly message on Avanti! Your incompetence is killing your staff and making it a misery for them! The service is beyond a joke yet this government extend your contract. Change needed asap!