The Alberta Human Rights Commission received 2,669 potential complaint forms in 2024-25 — the highest number in 30 years — while accepted complaints rose to 1,175, according to the commission’s …
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PREMIUM 66-year-old Town of Taber worker, fired for cause, will have discrimination complaint heard
A 66-year-old municipal worker whose employment was terminated for cause has had his age discrimination complaint referred to a human rights tribunal after a senior commission official overturned a director’s… …
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Two workers at a Brampton veterinary products distribution centre have lost their Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario complaints alleging racial discrimination and reprisal, with the tribunal finding tha… Free Membership …
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A patient services clerk at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario has been ordered to pay a $2,000 administrative monetary penalty after improperly accessing the personal health information of 43… …
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PREMIUM Second ArriveCAN official loses CBSA misconduct grievance challenge
A second federal public servant connected to the ArriveCAN travel application has failed in his bid to have the Canada Border Services Agency’s internal misconduct investigation declared unreasonable, with the… …
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PREMIUM Federal Court dismisses CBSA misconduct grievance over ArriveCAN
A federal public servant has lost his bid to have a Canada Border Services Agency professional standards investigation declared unreasonable, with the Federal Court dismissing his judicial review application and… …
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a teacher’s application alleging discrimination and reprisal by District School Board Ontario North East, finding she failed to prove her place of …
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Bullying complaint at City of Kamloops returns to arbitration after jurisdiction ruling overturned
A workplace bullying and harassment complaint will proceed to arbitration after the British Columbia Labour Relations Board found an arbitrator wrongly declined jurisdiction over key parts of the disp… Free …
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The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a discrimination complaint against Métis Nation British Columbia, finding it had no reasonable prospect of success. The tribunal determined the… Free Membership …
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N.W.T. health authority worker breached privacy via employee disclosures: Commissioner
The Northwest Territories Information and Privacy Commissioner found that an employee of the territory’s Health and Social Services Authority unlawfully disclosed co-workers’ personal information and … Free Membership Required To …