An arbitrator has dismissed two policy grievances filed by the Ontario Provincial Police Association challenging how statutory holiday and vacation credits are deducted when officers receiving workpla… Free Membership Required …
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PREMIUM Ontario court upholds unpaid wage orders against Ultramar after owner disputes family members’ employment
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FeaturedImmigration
Court orders reconsideration of work permit refusal for Indian floor covering installer
The Federal Court has ordered immigration officials to reconsider their refusal of a work permit application from an Indian floor covering installer, ruling that the decision was unreasonable given th… …
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Arbitrator awards catch-up wage increases to Aspira Lynde Creek Gardens retirement home workers
An arbitration board has awarded catch-up wage increases to unionized workers at an Ontario retirement home, finding that employees who agreed to lower wage increases in their previous contract deserv… …
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FeaturedSmall Claims Court
Consulting firm ordered to repay deposit after owner barred from practising law
A B.C. tribunal has ordered a consulting company and its owner to repay $400 to a client after finding they provided no services and the owner was subsequently barred from …
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A woman who fraudulently worked as a registered practical nurse at five Ontario care homes for 14 months using another nurse’s credentials has lost her appeal to reduce an 11-month …
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Alberta court upholds Law Society’s mandatory Indigenous cultural training and anti-harassment rules
The Alberta Court of King’s Bench has dismissed a lawyer’s challenge to the Law Society of Alberta’s continuing professional development program and anti-harassment code provisions, ruling the regulat… Free Membership …
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FeaturedMental Health
Worker denied compensation for mental stress linked to husband’s workplace misconduct allegations
A New Brunswick worker’s claim for traumatic mental stress compensation was denied after a tribunal found her psychological injury stemmed from allegations of misconduct against her husband rather tha… Free …
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PREMIUM Union chairperson loses bid for guaranteed 40-hour work week at Swissport
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FeaturedSexual Harassment
School custodian’s harassment claim against co-worker dismissed for lack of factual basis
A school custodian’s human rights complaint against a fellow employee was dismissed by the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario after she failed to provide sufficient facts linking alleged stalking and …