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Arbitrator denies union motion to void suspensions for delay in City of London sexual harassment case

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In an interim ruling, Arbitrator Ian Anderson has denied a union motion to void the suspensions of two City of London, Ont., employees accused of sexual harassment, rejecting the argument that a delay...

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