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Aircraft mechanic fired for Christmas Day time theft loses grievance

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An Ontario arbitrator has upheld the termination of a 71-year-old aircraft maintenance engineer who claimed pay for a full shift on Christmas Day 2023 despite security records showing he never entered the air base. The worker, employed by L3Harris MAS at Canadian Forces Base Trenton, was dismissed i...

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