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Worker’s $5,000 vacation pay lawsuit dismissed by B.C. small claims court over jurisdiction

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A B.C. worker who sued for $5,000 in vacation pay at small claims court has had his case dismissed. The Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) refused to hear the case, involving a former worker at Capital C...

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