Pulp mill worker, suspended for failing to respond to safety alarms, awarded two years’ back pay

by HR Law Canada 17 December 2024

written by HR Law Canada 17 December 2024

A long-serving worker at a pulp mill in British Columbia has been awarded nearly two years' back pay after he was suspended — and not accommodated in a suitable position — despite medical evidence th...

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Pulp mill worker, suspended for failing to respond to safety alarms, awarded two years’ back pay

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