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Compressed schedule workers at B.C. pulp mill denied paid Truth and Reconciliation Day

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Full-time pulp mill employees working compressed 12-hour shift schedules are not entitled to paid statutory holiday leave for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a British Columbia labour arbitrator has ruled, dismissing a union grievance seeking the benefit. The dispute involved Skookumc...

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