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A Statistics Canada employee who spent almost three years on medical leave without ever giving the employer a return-to-work date has lost his grievance challenging his dismissal, the Federal Public …

An arbitrator has ordered a British Columbia school district to suspend a medical monitoring program requiring a special education assistant to submit to thrice-daily breathalyzer tests and random uri… Free …

A father whose daughter died by suicide after a dispute over her workers’ compensation claim has been limited to six freedom-of-information requests a year about her former employment, British Columbi… …

HR Law Canada is launching a new half-day virtual event on drug and alcohol testing in the Canadian workplace and has opened a call for speakers to take part. Under …

A King Rebellion athletic therapist who alleges she was fired after reporting sexual harassment on a team bus has had her reprisal complaint against the club, the Ontario Junior Hockey …

A worker who said The Learning Garden Private School threatened to send her to a collection agency after she won an unpaid wages claim has had her human rights complaint …

A veteran diagnosed with major depressive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder has had her combined disability assessment increased to 85 per cent, retroactive to Aug. 1, 2024, the Veterans Rev… …

A Winnipeg teacher’s certificate cancellation — issued just 34 minutes after a different, less severe suspension letter had been sent to him in error — has been quashed by the …

A Buddhist temple’s negligence lawsuit against its former volunteer treasurer, seeking more than $65,000 over allegedly missing donations, has been dismissed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia a… Free …

A former Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission employee has won access to additional records tied to a harassment complaint filed against two senior executives and a human resources staff member, after… …