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Delivery driver’s firing was retaliation for raising vehicle safety concerns: B.C. tribunal

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A British Columbia delivery company took prohibited action against a worker when it fired her shortly after she complained about safety issues with her delivery vehicle, the Workers' Compensation Appe...

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