Indigenous workers discriminated against in applications for restaurant jobs, McMaster study finds
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Indigenous workers discriminated against in applications for restaurant jobs, McMaster study finds
VANMALA SUBRAMANIAM
FUTURE OF WORK REPORTER
PUBLISHED 2 HOURS AGO
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A view of downtown Regina. The researchers submitted applications to front-of-house jobs in the Saskatchewan capital and the Greater Toronto Area.
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