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Comfort Hearts. During these negotiations, the Union requested a supply of Comfort Hearts be made available to the Women’s Advocates at each location. It was agreed the Company would purchase one (1) box of Comfort Hearts (100 pieces) and deliver them to the National Employment Equity Coordinator who would then distribute them to each of the Women’s Advocates. Requests to replenish this supply of Comfort Hearts will be made to the Master Employment Equity Committee. (n99)
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