An Ontario labour arbitrator has dismissed a grievance filed by the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 79 on behalf of a Toronto Community Housing Corporation worker who claimed the …
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PREMIUM Last chance agreement binds arbitrator in Cargill firing after worker left poultry station early
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PREMIUM Autoliv plant video admissible in worker’s break-time firing
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PREMIUM Wood Buffalo paramedic fired after pushing colleague into a fridge door loses grievance
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PREMIUM Stericycle worker’s firing over blood spill, safety breaches upheld
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ESDC worker loses termination challenge after filing no grievance
A federal worker fired while on probation has lost her attempt to challenge the dismissal because she never filed a grievance, the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board …
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Labour board can’t enforce CBSA settlement, dismisses worker’s grievance
A Canada Border Services Agency employee cannot turn to the federal labour board to enforce a settlement agreement he signed with the agency, the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and …
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Worker waived rest-day rights by seeking overtime, Nova Scotia board finds
The Nova Scotia Labour Board has dismissed a former Nova Scotia Health employee’s appeal over unpaid training, an improper vacation day, missed breaks and lost rest periods, finding the worker …
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B.C. court sends Civeo punitive damages back over double counting
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has upheld a labour arbitrator’s authority to hear an employer’s defamation grievance against a union but ordered the British Columbia Labour Relations Board to …
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PREMIUM COPE Ontario ordered to pay $17,000 over director’s gossiping
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