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Nova Scotia worker’s second DFR complaint over COVID-19 vaccination leave dismissed

by HR News Canada Staff March 10, 2026

written by HR News Canada Staff March 10, 2026

A Nova Scotia worker's second attempt to hold her union accountable for failing to grieve her forced administrative leave over a COVID-19 vaccination refusal has been dismissed by the Nova Scotia Labour Board as untimely. The board found the complaint, filed October 31, 2025, fell outside the mandat...

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Nova Scotia worker’s second DFR complaint over COVID-19 vaccination leave dismissed

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