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Bank of Canada found in violation of anti-scab law for second time

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The Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) has ruled for the second time in two weeks that the Bank of Canada broke federal anti-scab legislation by using replacement workers during a strike by its security officers. In a decision issued July 23, the board found the Bank of Canada violated the Can...

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