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Call centre worker who told customer to ‘shut up’ not entitled to EI: Tribunal

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A former call centre employee at a global retail chain is not entitled to Employment Insurance (EI) benefits after he was fired for "highly problematic behaviours towards customers," the Social Securi...

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