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ATCO worker, disciplined for remarks about topless swimming bylaw, has duty of fair representation case tossed by board

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The Alberta Labour Relations Board (ALRB) has dismissed a complaint from a former ATCO Gas & Pipeline Ltd. employee who alleged that his union failed to properly represent him during a disciplinar...

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