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FeaturedSmall Claims CourtWrongful Dismissal
B.C. worker loses claims against former employer over dismissal, earrings, and police report
A British Columbia worker who alleged workplace bullying, wrongful dismissal, and a false police report by her former employer has had all her claims dismissed by the Civil Resolution Tribunal. …
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AccommodationFeaturedOccupational Health & Safety
N.B. driving instructor, fired after concussion flare-up, awarded $22K in damages
A New Brunswick driving instructor who suffered a concussion at work and was later terminated when symptoms returned has been awarded more than $22,000 in damages after the province’s Labour …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsSubscriber Content
PREMIUM Termination too harsh for forklift operator who failed to report racking damage, arbitrator finds
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Constructive DismissalFeatured
Physiotherapist wins constructive dismissal finding but loses pay over delayed resignation
A physiotherapist who lost his clinic director role when Lifemark Health closed an Ottawa location was constructively dismissed, the Ontario Labour Relations Board has found — but he is not …
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A certified gas technician who was dismissed after failing to detect a gas leak at a residential home has been denied permission to appeal a ruling that upheld his disqualification …
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A café worker in Ontario who was excluded from tip pools during training shifts was not entitled to a share of those gratuities, the Ontario Labour Relations Board has ruled. …
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A British Columbia restaurant owner has failed to overturn a ruling that she owes a former head chef more than $8,800 in unpaid wages, overtime, statutory holiday pay, vacation pay, …
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FeaturedMental HealthOccupational Health & Safety
Tribunal denies chronic mental stress claim for public health nurse over COVID-era workplace disputes
A public health nurse who said she was harassed and discriminated against by managers during the COVID-19 pandemic has lost her claim for chronic mental stress benefits before the Workplace …
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Occupational Health & SafetySubscriber Content
PREMIUM Carpooling power line workers not in course of employment during commute, tribunal rules
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