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Saskatchewan board rejects employer’s claim that worker never showed up, awards $2,600 in wages

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The Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board has dismissed an appeal by Paktech Electronics which argued it should not have to pay wages to an employee the company claimed never actually worked for them. T...

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