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Traffic control worker’s demotion was not constructive dismissal: B.C. small claims court

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The B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) has dismissed a former traffic control worker's claim of constructive dismissal against Coast to Coast Traffic Solutions Limited (C2C) after he was demoted and...

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