Patty Hajdu
Patty Hajdu is a Canadian politician and the Minister of Indigenous Services, who has called for an external review of the Indigenous procurement program after concerns were raised about potential fraud and abuse involving non-Indigenous companies. Her recent statements underscore the government's commitment to ensuring integrity within programs designed to support Indigenous businesses.
Born on Apr 05, 1974 (51 years old)
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Canada:
Federal Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu said in a statement that Ottawa is focused on working with Ontario to protect the ability of families to choose care that meets their needs.
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Patty Hajdu is included in a request from a migrant-rights group for government action regarding Hurricane Melissa's impact on workers.
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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the upcoming federal budget will include $75-million over three years for an apprenticeship training program focused on building trades.
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Canada:
Jobs and Families Minister Patty Hajdu promoted the funding during a news conference.
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Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says in a letter to Kap Paper that the federal operating support would be an 'exceptional' one-time measure.
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The minister in charge at the time, Patty Hajdu, described those findings as 'quite shocking.'
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Patty Hajdu, the federal Minister of Jobs and Families, said Employment and Social Development Canada was reviewing a report from the provincial Auditor-General.
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United Kingdom:
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu told The Canadian Press news service she hadn't ruled out federal intervention to end this strike.
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United Kingdom:
Federal jobs minister Patty Hajdu faced criticism for her role in abruptly ending a recent strike by Air Canada flight attendants.
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United States:
Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu announced the end of the Air Canada strike.
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