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I manage a restaurant and a server has bad body odour. Can I reprimand him?

I manage a restaurant and a server has bad body odour. Can I reprimand him?

Employers in Ontario are free to establish workplace policies that control how their employees dress and present themselves at work
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’Not a stellar year’ for tourism in the Thompson-Okanagan

’Not a stellar year’ for tourism in the Thompson-Okanagan

Mixed occupancy rates and room prices reflect regional struggles
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Opinion: Climate justice is a critical issue for the tourism industry

Opinion: Climate justice is a critical issue for the tourism industry

Climate change is a pressing issue, but its impacts are not felt equally by everyone. A new report seeks to address this by arguing for the importance of climate justice in the tourism industry.
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Okanagan golf courses grapple with rough summer

Okanagan golf courses grapple with rough summer

Operators blame inflation, wildfires, crackdown on short-term rentals for a softer summer season
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Vancouver's iconic Hamburger Mary's on Davie Street sued for $278,067 debt

Vancouver's iconic Hamburger Mary's on Davie Street sued for $278,067 debt

TD Bank says the restaurant business did not pay back two pandemic-era loans.
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Richmond hotel workers secure 30% wage increase, end strike

Richmond hotel workers secure 30% wage increase, end strike

Ratified union contract for Sheraton employees includes new health benefits and return-to-work bonuses.
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Creating a ‘wow’ factor makes corporate events memorable

Creating a ‘wow’ factor makes corporate events memorable

Whether for brand awareness or fundraising, distinctive events can leave an impression
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Unionized employees at Hotel Grand Pacific vote to strike

Unionized employees at Hotel Grand Pacific vote to strike

No date of a potential action by members of Unifor Local 14 has been set.
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Hotel worker unrest spreads across B.C. as negotiations stall

Hotel worker unrest spreads across B.C. as negotiations stall

Residence Inn Downtown Vancouver – Marriott workers in second week of strike
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Rising interest leads to wave of Indigenous catering companies

Rising interest leads to wave of Indigenous catering companies

Owners share a unified mission: to serve their communities and educate people about Indigenous food traditions.
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