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B.C. shop steward’s complaint over union’s move to withdraw overtime grievance dismissed

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The British Columbia Labour Relations Board has dismissed a complaint from a shop steward who alleged his union breached its duty of fair representation by withdrawing a grievance about overtime pay u...

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