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Arbitrator upholds firing of Vancouver Airport cleaner who took passenger’s jacket

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An arbitrator has upheld the dismissal of a cleaner who took a passenger’s jacket home from a restricted food court area at Vancouver Airport and did not return it for 11 days.
The ruling centres on ...

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