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B.C. Court of Appeal rejects employer’s challenge to arbitrator’s ruling on dash cams in trucks

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The British Columbia Court of Appeal has dismissed an employer’s attempt to challenge a labour arbitrator’s ruling that found in-cab surveillance cameras breached workers’ privacy rights, holding that...

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