HR Law Canada

The Social Security Tribunal of Canada’s Appeal Division has ruled that a former educational assistant is not entitled to employment insurance benefits for the summer of 2025, finding she failed …

An insurance brokerage in British Columbia wrongfully dismissed a producer who had been stalked for years by a client’s representative, the Supreme Court of British Columbia has ruled, awarding her… …

A border services representative in British Columbia has lost his appeal for workers’ compensation for a mental disorder, after the province’s Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal found that his encounter with… …

A woman who travelled from British Columbia to stay with her husband in Seattle is disentitled to employment insurance benefits for three of the five days she spent outside Canada, …

The Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal has dismissed a division president’s complaint that he was fired for reporting bullying and harassment, finding he did not hold a genuine safety concern and …

The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has ruled that the federal government acted unreasonably in the way it recovered a salary overpayment from a worker, though it …

The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has reduced a Transport Canada employee’s month-long unpaid suspension to a single day, while dismissing a separate grievance challengin… Free Membership …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination application against the City of Ottawa and more than a dozen other respondents after refusing to grant leave to an …

A night shift supervisor fired for alleged time theft has won 33 months’ pay in lieu of notice after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice found his employer, Olympic Wholesale,… …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has found the City of Toronto discriminated against a Black employee because of her race and ordered the city to pay her $7,500, while …