Layoffs Loom In Alberta’s Oil Patch

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Layoffs Loom In Alberta’s Oil Patch

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Layoffs loom in Alberta’s oil patch

CALGARY – It’s been years since David Yager has seen multiple “For Sale” and “For Rent” signs in Fort McMurray, the northern Alberta city that is usually crawling with workers from across Canada looking to make a buck in the oilsands boomtown. In times when the province’s unemployment rate plunged below 4%, workers paid exorbitant rents…

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  1. The first thing to go will be bonus pips! Smart mangers will have told their people this already. On a protracted scale we could likely see 14 dollar oil accompanied by an international war in the Crimea!

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