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PREMIUM B.C. convenience store discriminated against worker with seizures, tribunal rules
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A Syrian refugee who worked at a British Columbia childcare centre and alleged he was paid less than his female coworkers, had wages withheld after his termination, and was fired …
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The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint by a former cannabis security manager who alleged his employer failed to consider his anxiety, depression, and addiction relapse be… …
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HR News Canada and HR Law Canada will host a half-day virtual conference on artificial intelligence in the Canadian workplace this spring. Artificial Intelligence Talks 2026 runs on May 21 …
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Alberta court upholds dismissal of discrimination complaints by two Black workers at seniors home
Two Black workers who alleged racial discrimination and retaliation by their employer, a publicly funded Alberta seniors housing organization, have failed in their bid to overturn a tribunal ruling th… …
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Account manager at Alberta sign company loses appeal for extra termination pay, unpaid commissions
An Alberta worker who argued he was owed four weeks of termination pay and more than two years of unpaid commissions has lost his appeal before the Alberta Labour Relations …
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PREMIUM Holi powder toss at B.C. gas station becomes workers’ comp question
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A woman denied Employment Insurance benefits after being fired for accessing unauthorized workplace records has lost her bid to appeal the decision, with the Social Security Tribunal of Canada’s Appea… …
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An Alberta court has granted an interlocutory injunction blocking a former CEO and his artificial intelligence company from launching a software product that would directly compete with an education t… …