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A federal public servant who advised on eligibility for pandemic emergency benefits, while collecting those same benefits by falsely claiming he was unemployed, has lost his bid to overturn his …

A federal analyst who told his managers he wanted a vacant job has lost his challenge after the position went to a co-worker whose own job was eliminated in a …

A Brampton, Ont., machine operator fired by Olymel after 27 years for making derogatory comments about Indian co-workers and posting on Facebook that “all immigrants” should be sent “back to… …

This week on Coffee ‘n’ Law, host Amy Davies welcomes labour & employment lawyer Janine Liberatore to delve into workplace performance reviews. Janine and Amy discuss how a performance review …

A former Red Lobster worker declared a vexatious litigant after sending opposing counsel a profane email and a photo of feces-smeared underwear has lost his bid to have that ruling… …

An equipment operator whose doctors said he could not go back to work for Canadian Natural Resources has lost his disability discrimination complaint after turning down a $25,000 settlement offer …

A former Alberta Blue Cross employee’s long-term partner will be allowed to testify at her human rights hearing, but only about what he personally saw, the Human Rights Tribunal of… …

Fourteen former B.C. public servants fired for not providing proof of COVID-19 vaccination can pursue a wrongful dismissal claim that challenges the regulation deeming their terminations to be for jus… …

An athletic therapist who alleges a junior hockey team retaliated against her after she made a sexual harassment complaint has won orders requiring the Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) and …

An aircraft maintenance engineer apprentice fired by JD Aero Technical for absenteeism has lost his discrimination complaint. The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found no evidence linking his treatment… Free Membership …