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The Farmer's Daughter Country Store in Whycocomagh, N.S. Photo: Google Streetview
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Labour board calls Nova Scotia worker’s last pay stub ‘wholly inappropriate fiction’

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The Nova Scotia Labour Board ordered Elmbrook Farms Ltd., operating as The Farmer’s Daughter Country Store, to pay a former employee a total of $3,904.73 for unpaid vacation pay, holiday pay, and wage...

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