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Food demonstrator fired for job abandonment, not safety reprisal: B.C. tribunal

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A British Columbia food demonstrator who claimed she was fired for raising workplace concerns has lost her appeal after a tribunal found her employer terminated her employment due to job abandonment, ...

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