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More jobs at risk, but $343m injection for good health of state.
Australasian Business Intelligence, June, 2009
Byline: Russell Emmerson and Joanna Vaughan
Jun 03, 2009 (The Advertiser - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The Budget to be handed down on 4 June 2009 by South Australian Treasurer Mike Foley will contain an additional $A343m in spending measures for the health care sector. Meanwhile the Public Service Association has issued modelling that claims the planned reduction by 1,600 positions of the state's civil service will have knock-on effects for the wider economy and cause another 3,700 private sector jobs to disappear.
Publication Date: 4 June 2009
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. DEPT OF TREASURY AND FINANCE PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL
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