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Federal court upholds reinstatement of director fired amidst toxic workplace allegations at Miawpukek First Nation

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The Federal Court has rejected an employer’s attempt to overturn an adjudicator’s decision reinstating a senior manager to her former position, concluding that the order was reasonable under federal l...

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