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BC road construction firm ordered to pay $60K in unpaid union remittances, delinquency charges

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A Surrey, B.C. road construction company has been ordered to pay nearly $60,000 in unpaid union remittances and delinquency charges after failing to participate in a grievance arbitration, a labour arbitrator has ruled. 1540855 B.C. Ltd., operating as KJ Siteworx, was found to have breached the Road...

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