The British Columbia Employment Standards Tribunal has reduced a director’s personal liability for unpaid wages, finding the original assessment improperly included amounts earned before she took on t… Free Membership …
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The Employment Standards Tribunal has denied an application to reconsider a decision holding a company director personally liable for unpaid wages, finding no basis to revisit the earlier ruling. The …
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A former solar company employee has failed in his appeal of a wage complaint ruling after British Columbia’s Employment Standards Tribunal found he was given multiple fair opportunities to respond …
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A British Columbia café owner has lost an appeal of a wage-violation ruling after the Employment Standards Tribunal found the employer withheld key evidence during the original investigation and faile… …
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A British Columbia window manufacturer has lost its appeal of a wage order after the Employment Standards Tribunal found the company failed to file within the required timeframe and offered …
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FeaturedImmigration
Temporary foreign worker awarded $23K after B.C. restaurant failed to co-operate with investigation
A British Columbia restaurant group that failed to co-operate with a wage complaint investigation has had its appeal dismissed, with the Employment Standards Tribunal confirming a $23,567.56 award in … …
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FeaturedImmigrationSmall Claims Court
Employer hit with $23K in temporary foreign worker violations can’t shop for better result at CRT
A B.C. employer who was ordered to pay a temporary foreign worker more than $23,000 in a provincial labour ruling cannot relitigate the same issues before the Civil Resolution Tribunal, …
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FeaturedLegal Costs
Black Sands Farms ordered to pay 75% of opponent’s legal costs in wrongful dismissal fight
A Manitoba farmer who won a judgment of more than $858,000 against a farming company and its principal has also secured an enhanced cost award covering 75 per cent of …
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Holiday Inn worker can’t revive discrimination claims settled at arbitration
A self-represented hotel worker has lost her bid to have two Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario decisions reconsidered, with the tribunal finding she was attempting to relitigate claims already settled …
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FeaturedWrongful Dismissal
OPSEU Pension Trust ordered to allow former head of HR to testify in wrongful dismissal case
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has granted a wrongful dismissal plaintiff the right to examine a former head of human resources at OPSEU Pension Trust, overcoming a non-disclosure agreement …

