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Alberta labour board dismisses prof’s duty of fair representation complaint as abuse of process

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An Alberta sessional lecturer's duty of fair representation complaint was dismissed as an abuse of process after she filed grievances over issues the labour board had already ruled on, the Alberta Lab...

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