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Non-profit worker awarded $2,500 by Alberta court after being fired less than a week into role

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The Alberta Court of Justice has awarded a former worker $2,500 in damages against Chinook Lifecare Association for wrongful termination. The case centred around a disputed job offer and subsequent di...

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