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 …
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PREMIUM Fisheries and Oceans worker’s refusal to answer questions sinks vaccine exemption grievance
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… …
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Yukon court says collective agreement bars Yukon teacher’s pride flag lawsuit
A Yukon teacher on call who sued over her firing after a pride flag was found torn down in a classroom she supervised has had her lawsuit struck for lack …
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PREMIUM Carefor ordered to pay $15,000 after cutting mother’s paid hours
A Client Services Coordinator who lost 10 hours of paid work a week after seeking accommodation to care for her son during a mental health crisis has been awarded $15,000… …
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RCMP constable’s $18,000 clawback complaint against union dismissed
An RCMP constable’s complaint alleging the National Police Federation breached its duty to fairly represent him in a dispute over an $18,244.86 salary clawback has been dismissed by the Federal …
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Niagara Region worker who ignored registered letter loses termination grievance
A Niagara Region biosolids operator whose employment ended after he ignored a registered letter asking for an update on his medical leave has lost his grievance, an Ontario labour arbitrator …
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Vancity’s $1.2 million pension move doesn’t sink union’s lawsuit
The BC General Employees’ Union has been granted leave to add a claim for specific performance to its lawsuit against Vancouver City Savings Credit Union over a stalled joint pension …
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Newfoundland and Labrador miner fired after skipping 14-day rotation for Arizona trip
A scoop operator who took a five-week trip to Alberta and Arizona after his vacation request was denied has had his discharge upheld by a labour arbitrator in Newfoundland and …
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PREMIUM Drill operator with 16 years’ tenure reinstated despite cocaine test result
A drill operator dismissed from Iron Ore Company of Canada’s mine in Labrador City, N.L., has been reinstated after a labour arbitrator found the company lacked reasonable cause to order… …
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Calgary transit worker loses duty of fair rep fight with ATU over six weeks’ vacation pay
A Calgary transit worker who believed he was owed an extra six weeks of vacation pay when he retired has had his complaint against his union dismissed by the Alberta …


