Termination reasonable but worker reinstated by arbitrator

'We're not looking at the conduct in a silo, we're looking at this employee's conduct in the context of their entire employment'

Termination reasonable but worker reinstated by arbitrator

A British Columbia arbitrator has found that termination was not excessive for a casino worker who breached reporting policies for transactions, but reinstated her after considering the context of her employment record and chance for rehabilitation.

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