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Court dismisses union member’s lawsuit against LIUNA over lack of jurisdiction

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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a union member who alleged that his union failed to represent him adequately after his layoff. Justice MacNeil ruled that the cou...

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