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Migrant workers awarded more than $23K from N.S. seafood company
A group of eight migrant workers from Mexico has been awarded a total of more than $23,000 in lost compensation from a seafood company based in southwest Nova Scotia.In a decision from the Nova Scotia Labour Board released on June 14, chair Jasmine Walsh ordered Lower Wedgeport-based Ocean Pride Fisheries Ltd. to compensate the workers for deductions from their wages, missing hours, and pay that should have been provided in lieu of notice of termination.The workers first filed complaints in Sept
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Those in the 10-year countdown to retirement reported a median savings of $47,950.
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Tesla may end up the only victim as Canada mulls punitive tariffs on Chinese-made EVs
Canada accused China of "anticompetitive practices" as it announced it is set to launch a public consultation exploring potential tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), similar to that carried out by the US government. The month-long drive to solicit public opinion, which starts on July 2, will pave the way for policies to protect workers in Canada's automotive industry and its growing EV businesses from unfair trade practices, the Department of Finance said in a statement. At present, no C
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Peru Resolves Chinese Port Spat as President Prepares to Meet Xi
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China hits back at West's over-capacity allegations in EVs, lithium batteries
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Shopify beefs up AI offerings with new products meant to boost merchants' sales
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South China Morning Post
China may miss booming global market for high-bandwidth memory chips, BofA analyst says
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Horizon engineer Gareth Jenkins defends accounting system at Post Office inquiry as Seema Misra rejects his apology
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Barclays CEO Says It’s Misguided to Go ‘Cold Turkey’ on Oil
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US Supreme Court gives pharma companies a chance to thwart terrorism-funding lawsuit
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South China Morning Post
CATL boss Robin Zeng urges China's EV makers to stop cutting prices and focus on reliability
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