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Worked fired for allegedly asking co-worker to be his second wife entitled to EI: Tribunal

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A program support worker dismissed for allegedly trying to convince a co-worker to be his second wife did not lose his job due to misconduct, the Social Security Tribunal of Canada has ruled, clearing...

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