Employer's misconceptions make worker's firing for safety infraction, dishonesty 'excessive'

'The employer just didn't do their own thorough investigation about what actually happened'

Employer's misconceptions make worker's firing for safety infraction, dishonesty 'excessive'

Termination of employment was excessive for a British Columbia worker who committed a serious safety infraction but was apologetic and had no previous safety violations, an arbitrator has ruled.

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