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Elections Canada worker’s COVID-related work refusal frivolous, court rules

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An Elections Canada worker engaged in a frivolous work refusal related to COVID-19, the Federal Court has ruled — upholding an earlier decision by Employment and Social Development Canada’s (ESDC) Lab...

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