A support worker who was fired days after telling her employer she planned to file a human rights complaint has had her discrimination and retaliation case dismissed by the British… …
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A worker disciplined for not flagging a supplier problem that arose while he was on disability leave will have part of his human rights complaint proceed to a hearing, the …
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A nurse who overheard a colleague question whether she had postpartum depression or a brain injury has lost her human rights complaint against Interior Health Authority, with the British Columbia …
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Best Buy ordered to pay $60,000 by human rights tribunal after firing B.C. worker with knee injury
A Best Buy employee who was fired during a company-wide restructuring while struggling with an undiagnosed knee injury has been awarded more than $60,000 by the British Columbia Human Rights …
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Our FavouritesWorkplace Investigations
N.W.T. employer ordered to disclose information from workplace investigation to employee
An employee investigated over interactions with clients and colleagues is entitled to most of the workplace investigation information redacted by the Tłı̨chǫ Community Services Agency, the Northwest T… Free Membership …
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Anonymous letter barred from Ontario sexual harassment case, $15,000 damages added
A worker who alleges sexual harassment at Fkk Cash & Carry has been barred from adding a threatening anonymous letter to their human rights complaint, though the Human Rights Tribunal …
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PREMIUM Worker who fuelled family member’s car using employer’s gas card loses disability benefits
An Alberta driver who used his employer’s fuel card to put gas in a family member’s car has lost his entitlement to full wage-loss benefits, after the Appeals Commission for… …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsOur Favourites
WestJet failed to prove no flying available for older pilots: Arbitrator
WestJet must develop a plan to keep some pilots over the age of 65 flying domestic routes after a labour arbitrator found the airline had not shown there was no …
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PREMIUM School janitor’s admission he wasn’t ‘doing stuff unless absolutely necessary’ costs him his job
A Toronto District School Board caretaker who told his physician he was “not doing stuff unless absolutely necessary” during a lengthy medical absence has lost his bid to overturn his… …
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PREMIUM Fusillo Paving ordered to pay $16K in unpaid pension dues to union member
Fusillo Paving Company Limited has been ordered to pay $16,578.62 in unpaid pension and other contributions owed to a union member after failing to respond to a grievance referral, the… …


