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Viterra loses bid to overturn contempt finding, $400,000 fine for requiring Vancouver port staff to exceed working hours

by HR Law Canada July 3, 2026

written by HR Law Canada July 3, 2026

The Federal Court of Appeal has upheld a contempt finding and a $400,000 fine against grain handler Viterra for requiring employees at…

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Viterra loses bid to overturn contempt finding, $400,000 fine for requiring Vancouver port staff to exceed working hours

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