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Port Moody, B.C., food truck company ordered to fork over unpaid wages to former cook

by Local Journalism Initiative June 11, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative June 11, 2025

By Patrick Penner | Tri-Cities Dispatch A Port Moody food truck company must pay more than $2,100 in wages and penalties to a former cook after the B.C. Employment Standards Tribunal dismissed its appeal, ruling there was no legal basis to offset the debt with so-called “advance payments.” In a deci...

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