HR Law Canada

A union seeking review of an arbitration award that denied 12-hour-shift workers National Day for Truth and Reconciliation holiday pay has won a pause in its application while an arbitrator …

Two boat operators at a northeastern B.C. dam project will have to wait to learn whether they are owed more than $45,000 in overtime pay after the British Columbia Employment …

A Kelowna rugby apparel company that credited a worker’s overtime to a time bank instead of paying it out has lost its appeal of an order to pay him, after… …

A civilian firefighter’s promotion to deputy platoon chief at a Department of National Defence firehall in Borden, Ont., must be revoked because one of the two managers who picked him …

A worker who left his job the same day he clashed with his dispatcher over missing boxes is not entitled to employment insurance benefits, the Social Security Tribunal of Canada’s …

A Fisheries and Oceans employee who declined to answer several of his employer’s questions about his religious beliefs has lost his grievance over a denied COVID-19 vaccination exemption, the Federal… …

A worker who lost his driver’s licence for medical reasons and spent much of 2025 waiting to be recalled by his regular employer has failed in his bid to overturn …

An Indigenous worker who claimed MEG Energy hired him to help the company meet a diversity target — and fired him once that goal was achieved — has lost his …

A Winnipeg chemist who secretly filmed two female co-workers’ buttocks at their workplace over two months has been granted a conditional discharge by the Provincial Court of Manitoba on two… …

A worker fired by Sky Service for refusing to comply with a COVID-19 vaccine mandate has lost his bid to revive a wrongful dismissal claim, with the Divisional Court of… …