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Alberta nurse’s duty of fair representation complaint over vaccine policy tossed by tribunal

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The Alberta Labour Relations Board has dismissed a nurse's complaint that her union failed to fairly represent her in a grievance challenging an unpaid leave of absence for non-compliance with Alberta...

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