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Chrysler dealership ordered to pay body shop worker $8K in unpaid wages after failed appeal

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The Ontario Labour Relations Board has dismissed an application by a Toronto-area Chrysler Dodge Ram dealership seeking to overturn an order requiring it to pay a former body shop employee $8,136.49 i...

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