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Saskatchewan worker owed $41K in unpaid overtime after flat-rate pay scheme fails legal test

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A Saskatchewan trucking company must pay a former driver more than $41,000 in unpaid overtime after a labour board ruled that a flat-rate wage arrangement that substituted a production bonus for statu...

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