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Auto shop worker fired for demanding unpaid banked wages awarded nearly $35K

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A Burlington, Ont., vehicle repair company must pay nearly $35,000 to a former worker after the Ontario Labour Relations Board found his termination was an unlawful act of reprisal under the Employmen...

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