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TTC’s own safety data undercut case for random drug testing, arbitrator finds

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An arbitrator has ruled that the Toronto Transit Commission failed to prove its safety-sensitive workforce has a drug and alcohol problem serious enough to justify randomly testing employees, after a…

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