Home Arbitration/Labour RelationsBullying complaint at City of Kamloops returns to arbitration after jurisdiction ruling overturned
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Bullying complaint at City of Kamloops returns to arbitration after jurisdiction ruling overturned

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A workplace bullying and harassment complaint will proceed to arbitration after the British Columbia Labour Relations Board found an arbitrator wrongly declined jurisdiction over key parts of the disp...

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