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Heated behaviour, not retaliation for safety complaints, was reason for Alberta worker’s dismissal: Board

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The Alberta Labour Relations Board has summarily dismissed the appeal of a worker who alleged his suspension and subsequent termination from Endurance Technologies violated the Occupational Health and...

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