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Arbitrator cuts suspension for CPKC engineer who silenced phone, slept through two calls

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A long-service locomotive engineer at Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway will have a 30-day suspension cut to 10 days after the Canadian Railway Office of Arbitration & Dispute Resolution found the longer penalty excessive, while still upholding that the engineer was culpable for two missed ca...

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