For years employment standards legislation has provided a variety of statutory leaves, such as maternity and parental leave, jury duty, and bereavement leave. However, those leaves were always unpaid; the Employer’s obligation was limited to providing the employee unpaid time off and returning them to their position, or a comparable one, once the leave was
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