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Alberta worker who called labour board ‘asshats’ has workplace safety case dismissed

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A worker’s attempt to challenge his layoff on the grounds of safety concerns came to a definitive end as the Alberta Labour Relations Board dismissed the appeal, citing abandonment in a contentious ca...

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