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Family status not a factor in firing of worker who sought time off to care for aging mother: Tribunal

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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario dismissed a discrimination complaint from a delivery driver who claimed he was fired for requesting time off to care for his elderly mother, ruling that performanc...

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