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Ontario government ordered to fix service dates for Vanier Centre nurses

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The Ontario government has been ordered to correct the continuous service dates of a group of nurses at the Vanier Centre for Women after inconsistent payroll records left staff with more or less seniority credit than they had earned. The Grievance Settlement Board ordered the Ministry of the Solici...

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