The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination complaint filed by a former driver and business administrator at the Embassy of Sweden, ruling the embassy is immune from …
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🔒Former Red Lobster worker who filed 15 applications over same incident declared vexatious litigant
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Ontario tribunal reverses abandonment decision after applicant’s email went unrecorded
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has granted reconsideration of a decision that dismissed a discrimination application as abandoned, after determining the applicant had continued to correspond wit… To continue …
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Tribunal awards $95,000 after director sent explicit texts, made crude remarks to employee
A Toronto-area worker who endured months of crude sexual remarks and inappropriate conduct from her employer’s sole director has been awarded $95,000 in damages by the Human Rights Tribunal of …
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Ontario doctor’s licence revoked for sexually abusing patient during 2010 appointment
The Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal has revoked a doctor’s medical licence after finding he sexually abused a patient during a routine appointment in December 2010. The tribunal or… …
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🔒Roofing worker fired for sexual harassment in Uber during modified work duties
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Sales associate’s ‘times of the month’ comment about his boss leads to discrimination finding
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has found OSL Retail Services liable for sex discrimination after a sales associate made sexist comments about his female manager before being terminated. The …
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Worker awarded compensation after finding women’s underwear in locker
An Alberta worker who developed major depression after discovering what appeared to be a child’s underwear in his work locker has been granted compensation for a traumatic psychological injury. The …
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🔒Worker who hid new job for 4 months breached settlement, but didn’t void it: Ontario court
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A British Columbia mining company must pay workers for time spent travelling to and from a remote mine site on employer-provided transportation, the province’s Employment Standards Tribunal has ruled…. To …