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Federal Court overturns board ruling in WestJet sexual harassment dismissal case

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The Federal Court of Appeal has set aside a Canada Industrial Relations Board decision that found WestJet unjustly dismissed a long-service employee, ruling the board unreasonably concluded the worker...

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