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Alberta court upholds layoffs of union workers who refused COVID-19 shift changes at Nutrien

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An Alberta court has dismissed a union's challenge to the layoff of three boilermakers during the early COVID-19 pandemic, ruling that an employer acted within its rights when it laid off workers whos...

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