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Nickel mine didn’t violate collective agreement when it stopped paying miners for unworked hours: Arbitrator

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A nickel mine in Sudbury, Ont., didn't violate the collective agreement with its union when it changed its compensation practices to reflect the number of hours worked.
Sudbury Integrated Nickel Opera...

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