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Vox Construction director jailed 21 days for contempt after unpaid union award

by HR Law Canada October 2, 2025

written by HR Law Canada October 2, 2025

The Ontario Superior Court has sentenced the director of Vox Construction to 21 days in jail for contempt after repeatedly refusing to attend court-ordered examinations related to unpaid wages and benefits owed to union members. The court also ordered the director to pay $15,750 in costs to the Labo...

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