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$100 or $200 a week in salary to survive as a neighborhood gas station" under their agreements with Shell.
The case was also important to the world's third-largest oil company, which has
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and that Shell is a major fuel supplier to the convenience store company, Ms. Hayem said such a close relationship could bode well for more deals.
Shell is the second-largest operator of convenience
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on gas stations ripping off employees to call our anonymous hotline to help identify bad bosses and offending companies.”
Last Saturday night, a Toronto Shell gas station attendant Jayesh Prajapati was run
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by employers who put profit ahead of workplace safety," said Ryan. "If Shell policies played any role in this tragedy, then the gas station owner and the company's CEO should be sitting
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of gas, Shell Canada issued a statement saying that “under no circumstances are sales associates or any other retail employee to intervene during criminal activity.” However, the company has
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operators who have been battling Shell Oil Products and two related companies since 2000 over changes in company practices they say drastically increased their rents and violated federal law. Shell, through
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of shares in the U.S. shell—certificates that Cohen signed as president and secretary of the company in early 2008.
After Cohen did not return calls, Canadian Business managed to reach him in early
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car at a Shell Station in Etobicoke. That will be the last time I deal with Shell for a long, long time. When we consider the obscene profits the oil companies rip from us, they could at least afford
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employees. That essentially left CoolBrands as a TSX-listed shell company with about $65 million (U.S.) in cash and some real estate. Insiders say Michael Serruya is considering new food-related ventures
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is investigating the actions of Dylex executives before and after the company's $68-million sale to Hardof, a shell company connected to McCrory Corp., an insolvent U.S. dollar store chain.
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