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Unrepentant worker fired after discussing co-worker’s sexual orientation on her podcast

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A B.C. legal assistant who hosted an after-hours podcast in which she discussed a co-worker's sexual orientation and made insensitive remarks was fired by her employer. The company cited her lack of r...

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