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Board rules time theft, not reprisal, led to worker’s dismissal following forklift injury

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The Ontario Labour Relations Board has dismissed a workplace safety reprisal claim from a former employee at Kaiser Aluminum Canada who was fired after being injured in a forklift accident in 2019. V...

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