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A self-employed property maintenance worker who was awarded Employment Insurance benefits by the General Division will have to make his case again, after the Appeal Division of the Social Security …

The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has dismissed a grievance from a Canada Revenue Agency worker who sought a religious exemption from the employer’s COVID-19 vaccination … …

A worker who was awarded $7,000 by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal after her employer discriminated against her based on disability has lost a bid to overturn other parts of …

A delivery driver’s claim that his time sheets were altered to reduce his wages and block overtime pay has been dismissed by the Ontario Labour Relations Board. The applicant, a …

York University violated its collective agreement with the York University Staff Association when it hired a work-study student to work full-time hours over the summer, covering the duties of chemistr… …

Alberta’s information and privacy commissioner has ordered the Edmonton Police Commission to release additional records connected to contract negotiations with a former Edmonton police chief, and to s… Free Membership …

A British Columbia labour arbitrator has ordered a SerVantage Services janitorial worker reinstated after she was fired for threatening to kill her supervisor, substituting a four-month unpaid suspens… Free Membership …

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A British Columbia arbitrator has ordered the British Columbia Nurses’ Union to hand over the medical records of a fired Kootenay Lake Hospital nurse, finding the employer is entitled to …

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