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Firing of Canada Post worker who was ‘uncivil’ and ‘insubordinate’ upheld by arbitrator

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Canada Post was justified in firing worker for cause who an arbitrator described as "generally agreeable" and a good worker because of a pattern of conduct and speech that were found to be "uncivil, i...

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