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B.C. tribunal allows late-filed harassment complaint to proceed, cites worker’s mental health issues

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A late-filed human rights complaint alleging sexual harassment and discrimination will go before the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, after it found “it is in the public interest to allow the C...

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