The Yukon Human Rights Board dismissed a discrimination complaint against the territorial government after reconsidering whether the employer acted because of a protected characteristic. Its 2011 summary reports that safety concerns, rather than the alleged prohibited motive, explained the employer's decision.
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Yukon employment discrimination complaint dismissed after reconsideration
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