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Alberta court awards additional vacation pay to superintendent whose contract was silent on benefit

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When employers leave vacation pay undefined in an employment contract, courts are likely to step in and fill the gap if a dispute breaks out. That’s the key takeaway from a recent Alberta Court of Jus...

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