A British Columbia labour arbitrator has ordered a SerVantage Services janitorial worker reinstated after she was fired for threatening to kill her supervisor, substituting a four-month unpaid suspens… Free Membership …
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Kootenay Lake Hospital in BC wins order for fired nurse’s medical records
A British Columbia arbitrator has ordered the British Columbia Nurses’ Union to hand over the medical records of a fired Kootenay Lake Hospital nurse, finding the employer is entitled to …
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Metrolinx wins dismissal of 36 COVID-19 vaccine policy grievances after workers placed on unpaid leave
The Ontario Grievance Settlement Board has dismissed grievances filed by 36 Metrolinx workers who were placed on unpaid leave for failing to comply with the transit agency’s COVID-19 vaccination polic… …
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An Ontario government worker’s harassment grievance will proceed after the Grievance Settlement Board rejected an employer motion to have key allegations struck, finding a related ruling from the Work… Free …
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Veterans unit to pay $6,000 over bartender’s medical-leave dismissal
A bartender dismissed on the day she was cleared to return to work from a one-year medical leave will receive $6,000 in general damages under a mediation-arbitration decision resolving a …
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Privacy commissioner orders partial release of trafficking probe records related to migrant farm workers
A journalist seeking records tied to an Ontario Provincial Police investigation into alleged human trafficking of migrant farm workers has won partial access to the files, with Ontario’s Information a… …
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Toure Cleaning ordered to pay $315,000 to workers at CFB Petawawa in Ontario
A cleaning contractor that abandoned its Department of National Defence contract in Petawawa, Ont., without notice has been ordered to pay more than $315,000 in unpaid wages, vacation pay and …
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Workplace Law Talks, the employment law event from HR Law Canada, is returning this fall in a new format: eight weekly virtual sessions running every Tuesday from Oct. 6 to …
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Health authority’s refusal to correct HR file allegations upheld by N.L. privacy commissioner
Newfoundland and Labrador’s privacy commissioner has upheld a health authority’s refusal to correct a human resources file containing allegations that a former worker was aggressive with a client and … …
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Sudbury, Ont., firefighter’s estate awarded AD&D and life insurance benefits
The estate of a Sudbury firefighter who died of occupational prostate cancer four years after retiring has been awarded accidental death and dismemberment and full life insurance benefits following a …


