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Arbitrator rules public protests by Pinnacle Hotel workers over lack of daily cleaning services are a matter for the courts, not arbitration

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An arbitrator has refused to issue a ruling in a legal battle between Vancouver's Pinnacle Hotel and its union in the wake of vocal public protests by workers who were critical of the hotel's decision...

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