A 56-year-old man who lost his last two jobs for falling asleep and snoring at work has been denied a Canada Pension Plan disability pension after a tribunal found he …
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A worker who quit her job after co-workers wore gloves and mocked her over a body odour that turned out to be caused by a burst abscess has lost her …
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Our FavouritesSmall Claims Court
BC woodworking shop’s overtime-for-materials scheme breached employment standards
A British Columbia woodworking shop’s bid to recover more than $1,000 in materials from a former worker who used banked overtime hours to buy them has been dismissed, with the …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsSubscriber Content
PREMIUM Sawmill’s assignment of weekend cleanup work to students sent back to arbitration
A grievance over a sawmill’s decision to assign weekend cleanup work to student employees instead of regular volunteers has been sent back for a new arbitration hearing after the Ontario… …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsOur Favourites
Alberta lifeguard’s religious objection to paying union dues rejected
A casual lifeguard hired by the Town of Ponoka has had her bid to be exempted from paying union dues on religious grounds dismissed by the Alberta Labour Relations Board. …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsSubscriber Content
PREMIUM United Nurses of Alberta’s LTD policy ruled discriminatory but justified
Ten employees of the United Nurses of Alberta who stood to receive reduced long-term disability benefits over a pre-existing medical condition have lost their grievances, despite an Alberta arbitrator finding… …
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A Winnipeg church that argued a former youth pastor’s paid employment ended when he began a romantic relationship with a church leader’s daughter has lost its appeal of an order …
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A whistleblower reprisal complaint against Bass Pro Shops Canada has been dismissed by the Manitoba Labour Board because the worker who filed it is not covered by the province’s whistleblower …
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ImmigrationSubscriber Content
PREMIUM Two Saskatchewan restaurant owners convicted in trafficking, sex assault case involving foreign worker
Two Saskatchewan restaurant owners have been convicted of human trafficking after a court found they recruited, transported and controlled a Bangladeshi worker who came to Canada seeking legal work status,… …
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Subscriber ContentWrongful Dismissal
PREMIUM Default judgment bid adjourned over venue dispute in wrongful dismissal fight in Ontario
A worker’s motion for default judgment in a wrongful dismissal claim against Blue Line Distribution and related companies has been adjourned by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, with the… …


