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Port Moody food truck company ordered to fork over unpaid wages to former cook – Tri-Cities Dispatch
BC Taco truck serving customers on Murray Street in Port Moody. Facebook photo A Port Moody food truck company must pay more than $2,100 in wages and penalties to a former cook after the B.C. Employment Standards Tribunal dismissed its appeal, ruling there was no legal basis to offset the debt with so-called “advance payments.” In a decision released April 17, tribunal member Alysha Bennett upheld a July 2024 determination that BC Taco Restauran…
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