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Worker fired after calling 911 over forklift fumes wins prohibited action ruling against B.C. employer

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A British Columbia employer has lost its appeal of a prohibited action finding after a tribunal determined it fired a worker in retaliation for reporting carbon monoxide concerns to WorkSafeBC — termi...

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