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Jurisdictional puzzle: Nova Scotia worker’s termination sparks legal debate about federally versus provincially regulated employers

by HR Law Canada 26 March 2024

written by HR Law Canada 26 March 2024

Sometimes the line between federally regulated and provincially regulated businesses can be a little blurry. That's what happened recently in a case involving a worker in Nova Scotia who was terminate...

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