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Alberta board dismisses liquor store clerk’s fair representation complaint

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The Alberta Labour Relations Board has summarily dismissed a duty of fair representation complaint filed by a part-time liquor store clerk against the United Food and Commercial Workers Canada Union, Local 401, finding no arguable case that the union acted arbitrarily, in bad faith, or with serious ...

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