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Driver accused of sexually harassing customer’s employee not entitled to EI benefits

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An appeal by a former driver, accused of sexual harassment, has been denied, leaving the dismissal and disqualification from Employment Insurance (EI) benefits in place, according to a ruling by the S...

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