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Temporary foreign worker awarded $23K after B.C. restaurant failed to co-operate with investigation

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A British Columbia restaurant group that failed to co-operate with a wage complaint investigation has had its appeal dismissed, with the Employment Standards Tribunal confirming a $23,567.56 award in ...

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