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Yukon government worker’s probation appeal dismissed for lack of jurisdiction

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A Yukon adjudicator has ruled there is no jurisdiction to hear an appeal filed by a probationary employee who was rejected from his position with the Yukon Department of Education, finding the relevan...

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