A Yukon adjudicator has ruled there is no jurisdiction to hear an appeal filed by a probationary employee who was rejected from his position with the Yukon Department of Education, …
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B.C. tribunal dismisses camera assistant’s complaint over tattoo of nude woman
The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint by a camera assistant who alleged her union failed to protect her from sexual harassment on film sets, finding no …
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The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a discrimination complaint against a Vancouver Island school district, finding that a job applicant’s allegations had no reasonable prospect of… Free Membership …
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A British Columbia physician who provided all of his services remotely from his private residence was wrongfully terminated when a regional health authority ended his service contract after he refused… …
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A case management meeting at the Grievance Settlement Board collapsed in March after the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board refused to participate while a union representative facing criminal charge… Free …
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Tanzania, not Ontario, is proper forum for Barrick Gold human rights claims: Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal for Ontario has dismissed a bid by Tanzanian plaintiffs to have their human rights and personal injury claims against Barrick Gold Corporation heard in Ontario, ruling …
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A City of Regina employee who filed a sweeping access to information request covering five years of internal communications, investigation records, and medical correspondence has won the release of se… …
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PREMIUM Candu engineers reinstated after arbitrator finds no just cause for dismissal
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Alstom workers entitled to overtime and holiday pay on top of tour-of-duty penalty rate
A railway arbitrator has ruled that workers at Alstom Transport Canada are entitled to overtime pay and statutory holiday pay on top of the enhanced compensation they receive when the …
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PREMIUM Judge dismisses insurance firm’s bid to extend non-compete order for former broker
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