The province is giving raises worth $58 million — an average of $6,905 each — to 8,400 civil service managers chilling in a salary freeze because some now earn less than their staff, the Toronto Star has learned. An internal government memo sent Tuesday highlighted the conundrum, leading to an ironic situation where 1,300 managers have requested demotions to boost their paycheques since the freeze began in 2011.
When the airplane is in a terminal dive, it's important to at least keep both wings level so you're not in a spiral. That would frighten the passengers.
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