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Calgary Transit worker’s duty of fair representation complaint dismissed

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A Calgary transit worker who asked his union to grieve changes to his seniority rights under a new collective agreement has had his complaint dismissed by the Alberta Labour Relations Board. The worker, a Community Shuttle Operator with the City of Calgary since 2000, alleged the Amalgamated Transit...

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