Bulk of job cuts at ICBC taking place this week

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Posted November 26, 2012 4:22 pm.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – The bulk of job cuts at ICBC are taking place this week.
    
The Insurance Corporation plans to eliminate 203 manager and staff positions.
    
By the time the cuts are complete, ICBC will have cut more than 250 positions.
    
The move comes after a critical audit by the government this past summer.

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