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Arbitrator dismisses nurse grievance over resignation as untimely after 13-month delay

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An arbitrator in British Columbia has dismissed a nurse's grievance seeking reinstatement after her resignation, ruling the union's 13-month delay in filing violated mandatory collective agreement tim...

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