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Landscape worker awarded $15,000 in aggravated damages following unpaid suspension

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A seasonal landscape worker in Nova Scotia has been awarded $15,000 in aggravated damages, on top of 12 months' notice, after he was suspended without pay and without an independent investigation. Jam...

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