An Ontario labour arbitrator has dismissed a grievance filed by the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 79 on behalf of a Toronto Community Housing Corporation worker who claimed the …
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Teacher’s bias claim barred after parallel civil suit against Indigenous-run elementary school in Ontario
A former teacher cannot pursue a race-discrimination and reprisal complaint against an Indigenous-run elementary school in Ontario after she launched a civil lawsuit against the same employer over the… Free …
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The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint from an indigenous woman who alleged she was denied a Health Manager job with British Columbia’s Sechelt First Nation because of …
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A security guard who accused her employer of discriminating against her on the basis of religion and sex has lost her complaint at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, which …
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PREMIUM Ontario pulp mill liable for ignoring worker’s racism complaints: Tribunal
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The Court of Appeal for British Columbia has dismissed an appeal from a self-represented litigant who sued a vice-chair of the British Columbia Labour Relations Board in his personal capacity, …
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The Court of King’s Bench of Alberta has cited two podcasters in criminal contempt for what it found was a baseless campaign of harassment against a plaintiff suing the provincial …
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The Supreme Court of British Columbia has found that Mac’s Convenience Stores breached its duty of honesty in contractual performance toward a group of temporary foreign workers it recruited but …
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PREMIUM Autoliv plant video admissible in worker’s break-time firing
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PREMIUM Wood Buffalo paramedic fired after pushing colleague into a fridge door loses grievance
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