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Tribunal dismisses Humber Polytechnic worker’s discrimination application as abuse of process

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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario dismissed a discrimination application filed by a Humber Polytechnic worker 20 days after she signed a settlement agreement resolving her grievance, finding she wa...

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