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Three former workers at TJ Construction Management awarded more than $320,000 for harassment, discrimination by CEO

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Three former employees of TJ Construction Management have been awarded damages totaling more than $320,000 after the Human Rights Tribunal of Alberta ruled they had been subjected to gender-based hara...

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