Home FeaturedTribunal upholds withdrawal of $400K sexual harassment case pursued without victim’s consent
Photo: Getty Images/Unsplash+
FeaturedSexual Harassment

Tribunal upholds withdrawal of $400K sexual harassment case pursued without victim’s consent

by HR Law Canada
written by HR Law Canada
A+A-
Reset

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has denied a request to reconsider its decision allowing a complainant to withdraw two sexual harassment applications that were filed on her behalf without her ong...

Free Membership Required

To continue reading, create a free profile and join HR Law Canada's community. Get full access to all non-premium articles.

Create Free Account

Already have an account? Log in below

Want in-depth case law and premium analysis? Upgrade to Premium

HR Law Canada posts are written by the team at North Wall Media, publishers of this media brand.

You may also like

Peel District School Board faces reprisal hearing over...

OIPC orders Alberta School Employee Benefit Plan to...

Alberta tribunal bars proposed expert from Indigenous discrimination...

Crossing the U.S. border: Updates for 2026

Veteran awarded full entitlement for major depressive disorder...

Tribunal denies reconsideration after lawyer’s deliberate failure to...

Ontario tribunal dismisses sexual harassment claim, finds consensual...

Yukon court strikes claim seeking apology, independent review...

Alberta roofing company loses appeal of $6,000 fall...

Alberta worker’s human rights complaint against Petro-Canada dismissed...