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Incident involving stripper at job site 'entirely unacceptable,' Mattamy Homes says

Emily

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Now I understand why the focus on construction activity in the new lockdown.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toro...ely-unacceptable-mattamy-homes-says-1.5989394
Incident involving stripper at job site 'entirely unacceptable,' Mattamy Homes says
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CBC News ? Posted: Apr 15, 2021 9:47 PM ET | Last Updated: April 16

One of the GTA's largest property developers says it was "extremely inappropriate and entirely unacceptable" that workers associated with one of its dry wall contractors had a stripper at a job site last week in the middle of the pandemic.

Mattamy Homes confirmed photos of the incident that had been posted on Twitter showed several people involved with Nelmar Drywall, all of whom have since been fired, partying with a stripper at one of its job sites on April 9. Nelmar itself has denounced the conduct of the workers and says it's taking steps to make sure it doesn't happen again.

Photos included in the post show a woman interacting with multiple men at a construction site, one of whom is wearing a Nelmar Drywall Co Ltd shirt. A bottle of Grey Goose vodka can be seen in one of the series of photos...
 
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