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A B.C. farm that ignored months of emails, a formal records demand and an investigation report has lost its appeal of an order to pay a former farm worker more …

A British Columbia construction company that withheld money from a departing employee’s final pay to recover training costs has been refused a declaration that he owed it $5,000, after the …

Confidential assessments of candidates for a senior Labour Relations Board job in Newfoundland and Labrador should stay under wraps, the province’s information and privacy commissioner has recommended… Free Membership Required …

A British Columbia employer that admitted amending a worker’s own Excel timesheet to reflect its version of her hours has lost its appeal of a $26,651.56 order to pay her …

A British Columbia restaurant that produced a staff schedule calendar only after an employment standards investigation has failed to overturn a $29,943.88 wage order, the province’s Employment Standar… Free Membership …

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 …

Two boat operators at a northeastern B.C. dam project will have to wait to learn whether they are owed more than $45,000 in overtime pay after the British Columbia Employment …

A worker who left his job the same day he clashed with his dispatcher over missing boxes is not entitled to employment insurance benefits, the Social Security Tribunal of Canada’s …

A worker who lost his driver’s licence for medical reasons and spent much of 2025 waiting to be recalled by his regular employer has failed in his bid to overturn …

A worker’s wrongful dismissal and commissions lawsuit against Decisive Technologies Inc. and Britesky Technologies Inc. has been dismissed after nearly six years of delay, the Ontario Superior Court o… Free …