Are you Thinking of Quitting Your Job?

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Are you Thinking of Quitting Your Job?

FromThe Bridge with Peter Mansbridge

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Oct 18, 2021

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The pandemic has apparently made many Americans consider quitting their jobs. How about Canadians? There has been a research study on exactly that question going on for the last two years and our guest today has been the person doing the researching. All that plus an update on Scotland, The Bridge and Off The Record.

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Oct 18, 2021

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"Shut Up, Man" -- The Race Next Door #8: Bruce Anderson joins the pod again for our regular Wednesday Race Next Door. by The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge
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If You Haven't Already, Maybe Now Is The Time To Download The Covid Alert App: Canadian Covid numbers are going up big time, so why is Ontario opening casinos? by The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge
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