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,” …
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PREMIUM PepsiCo’s paid medical leave after human rights complaint not reprisal: Tribunal
A PepsiCo Foods Canada worker placed on an indefinite paid medical leave weeks after filing a human rights application, and later terminated, has had all of her allegations dismissed by… …
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A Kehewin Cree Nation councillor removed without pay will not return to office while she challenges the decision, after the Federal Court found she had not shown irreparable harm and …
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PREMIUM B.C. college worker disciplined for bullying loses bid to unmask coworkers who complained about him
A British Columbia public body employee who sought access to workplace investigation files has been granted partial disclosure, with the province’s information and privacy commissioner finding much of the material… …


