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B.C. worker who claimed company president called him ‘old as dirt’ before termination has human rights claim dismissed

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A 70-year-old worker who claimed he was fired because of his age after the president of his company allegedly said he was "old as dirt" and "ought to be retiring anyway" has had his human rights claim...

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