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A self-represented applicant who failed both English and French language exams for a client services job with the City of Ottawa has lost his discrimination claim, after the Human Rights …

The Federal Court has dismissed most of a bid for summary judgment in a class action accusing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police of systemic negligence in its pre-employment medical examinations, …

The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a discrimination complaint from a man who was passed over for two library jobs at College of New Caledonia, finding he had …

A temporary foreign worker who alleged his former trucking employer discriminated against him based on national and ethnic origin has had his complaint dismissed by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal,… …

An arbitrator has dismissed a union’s claim for termination and enhanced severance pay on behalf of laid-off workers who declined recall to a Wingham, Ont., casting facility, finding none of …

The Social Security Tribunal’s Appeal Division has ordered a fresh look at an Employment Insurance sickness benefits claim, finding the General Division made errors of law and fact when it …

A Surrey, B.C. stairs and railings company has been ordered to pay $44,718.49 to a foreign worker after the British Columbia Employment Standards Tribunal dismissed its appeal of a determination …

Weyerhaeuser Company Limited has been ordered to pay $355,000 after a worker died at a lumber mill near Grande Prairie, Alta. The company pleaded guilty on May 19 in the …

Ontario Pay Equity Commissioner and CEO Kadie Philp joins First30 CEO Amy Davies in this episode of Coffee ’n’ Law for an insightful discussion on pay equity, workplace compliance, and …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination application against Royal Bank of Canada and one of its managers, finding the matter falls under exclusive federal jurisdiction beca… …