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Executive chef didn’t have right recipe for constructive dismissal, rules B.C. Court

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A chef at a remote back-country ski lodge in British Columbia was told not to come in to work and not talk to his team after returning from a medical leave just as the COVID-19 pandemic was taking hol...

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