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'Something sketchy going on': Why didn't Unifor fight for unvaxxed workers?

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David Menzies speaks to Lisa and Julie, a pair of autoworkers at the Chrysler plant in Brampton, Ontario, who were suspended without pay for refusing to take a COVID vaccine. So how come their union wouldn't fight for them? The pair have some theories.

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