A manager who admitted he simply forgot about a qualified employee — describing him to a labour board as “out of sight, out of mind” — has cost Employment and… …
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Physician’s $1-million wrongful dismissal claim mostly struck against Prairie Mountain Health
A physician’s $1-million lawsuit against Prairie Mountain Health and its former chief medical officer has been largely struck by the Court of King’s Bench of Manitoba, though the plaintiff was …
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Arbitrator upholds OPG’s cut to employer pension contributions
Ontario Power Generation’s decision to cut its own pension contributions to match employee levels did not breach its collective agreement with the Power Workers’ Union, a labour arbitrator has ruled, …
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A former clinical information clerk at Lake of the Woods District Hospital has been ordered to pay a $3,000 administrative penalty after Ontario’s privacy commissioner found she accessed the personal …
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Former teaching assistant at TMU awarded $7K after university president revealed he’d been fired
A former graduate teaching assistant at Toronto Metropolitan University has been awarded $7,000 after the university’s president broke with its own confidentiality practices by telling a Jewish advoca… Free Membership …
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A Calgary restaurant’s bid to reduce a $5,480.53 overtime and vacation pay order has failed after the Alberta Labour Relations Board, sitting as an employment standards appeal body, found the …
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A worker who could not access the internet or use mobile data to join a videoconference has had a Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal hearing adjourned, with the format …
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A correctional officer at the Toronto South Detention Centre who was escorted off the job and suspended with pay after colleagues raised misconduct allegations against him has lost his human …
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A Vancouver HVAC company’s bid to block a former team leader from running a rival business has largely failed, with the Supreme Court of British Columbia granting only a narrow …
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Freshslice CEO’s ‘third world’ remark to Muslim marketing manager costs company $85,000
A Freshslice marketing manager who raised concerns about a poor performance review was told by the pizza chain’s chief executive officer that his concerns reflected a “third shit world mentality,” …


