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Arbitrator rules MLSE must pay staff for online Smart Serve training time

by Todd Humber
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Arbitrator Norm Jesin has ruled that Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) must compensate certain non-alcohol-serving employees for time spent completing compulsory online Smart Serve training. ...

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