A Registered Nurse fired after 26 years at Canterbury Foundation for improperly restraining an elderly resident has lost her bid for reinstatement, an Alberta arbitration board has ruled. The nurse… …
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Canadian National Railway’s bid for more information about wildfire charges it faces in northern Alberta has been dismissed by the Alberta Court of Justice. The railway faces six charges connected …
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A Calgary sonographer’s civil claim seeking $64,166.67 in wrongful dismissal damages against EFW Radiology has been dismissed by the Alberta Court of Justice, which found her employment contract was f… …
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PREMIUM Egg carton plant worker denied reinstatement but awarded backpay, severance in wake of altercation
A Brantford, Ont., egg carton plant worker with almost 38 years of service will not be reinstated after his employment was terminated following a workplace altercation, but he is entitled… …
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A speech-language pathologist who said she was fired after seeking email-based accommodations for autism and ADHD has had her human rights complaint dismissed for a second time, with the Human …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsFeaturedWrongful Dismissal
Fired survey interviewer awarded damages over broken job promises
A field interviewer who gave up her apartment and vehicle after being told her position on a national health survey was secure has won her wrongful-dismissal grievance and been awarded …
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A senior geological advisor terminated by Vermilion Energy without cause has been awarded $184,389.57 in damages for company shares she would have received under an incentive plan, the Court of …
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Seabrook Workplace Law founder, Samantha Seabrook, makes her debut on Coffee ‘n’ Law to speak with Amy Davies of First30 about parental leave. As both an HR practitioner and an …
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FeaturedWorkplace Investigations
B.C. health authority not required to release records from bullying investigation
A former employee of the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) is not entitled to records connected to an investigation into his own workplace bullying and harassment complaint, the Office of …
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FeaturedPrivacy
B.C. orders liquor branch to disclose vaccine leave policy document to employee placed on leave without pay
The Liquor Distribution Branch must hand over an internal document outlining how it handled accommodation requests during the COVID-19 vaccination mandate, British Columbia’s Information and Privacy C… Free Membership Required …


