A complaint alleging the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia discriminated against a worker over its mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy has been dismissed by the British Columbia Human Rights… Free Membership …
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Constructive DismissalFeatured
Toronto Transit Commission worker’s mask exemption claim rejected by Ontario court
A Toronto Transit Commission foreperson who stopped attending work after his request for an exemption from a mandatory mask policy was denied has lost his constructive dismissal claim, with the …
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Employment ContractsSubscriber Content
PREMIUM Van Dolder’s, Wayfair ‘at any time’ termination clauses upheld by Ontario’s top court
Two Ontario workers who argued the termination clauses in their employment contracts were void have lost their claims for common law damages, after the Court of Appeal for Ontario found… …
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A quality control manager who alleged his employer perceived him to have a disability due to a past cancer diagnosis, and terminated him as a result, has had his human …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsSubscriber Content
PREMIUM Mount Royal University ordered to warn worker before anti-abortion protests
A Mount Royal University employee who suffered a miscarriage years ago must be given advance notice before anti-abortion demonstrators display graphic imagery on campus, an Alberta arbitrator has ordered, after… …
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Two former carpentry students who alleged they experienced sexual harassment while enrolled at College of the North Atlantic have had their human rights complaint dismissed, with the Newfoundland and … …
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Mental HealthSubscriber Content
PREMIUM Durham Regional Police officer’s PTSD lawsuit can proceed, WSIAT rules
A police officer who developed post-traumatic stress disorder after alleging workplace harassment by her supervisor can proceed with a civil lawsuit against her employer, coworkers and other individuals, the Ontario… …
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A worker who received $13,500 in general damages after settling a wrongful dismissal lawsuit will not have to repay employment insurance benefits on that amount, the Appeal Division of the …
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A Mississauga laboratory worker who alleged she was discriminated against because of tennis elbow and carpal tunnel conditions has had her human rights application dismissed by the Human Rights Tribun… …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsSubscriber Content
PREMIUM IESO not estopped from ending hybrid work model, arbitrator rules
A labour arbitrator has dismissed a policy grievance from the Society of United Professionals seeking to stop the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) from discontinuing its hybrid work model, finding… …


