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The Appeal Division of the Social Security Tribunal of Canada has refused leave to appeal a ruling that classified $26,476.25 in severance and vacation pay as earnings under federal employment …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination application filed by a former Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks employee, finding the worker improperly split his … …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has noted Metro Ontario Inc. in default and will proceed with a discrimination application without the grocery retailer’s participation, after the company failed t… …

An arbitrator has ruled that an engineer at New Brunswick Power Corporation’s Coleson Cove Generating Station was entitled to extra responsibility pay for a 10-week assignment overseeing a contractor … …

A Toronto-area immigration company faces dismissal of its bid to overturn a $34,500 provincial order after failing to properly serve its application before the Ontario Labour Relations Board. Landscov… Free …

An arbitrator has dismissed a policy grievance from the union representing British Columbia paramedics that sought shift premiums for members participating in employer-offered training they were not r… Free Membership …

An Alberta arbitrator has dismissed three grievances filed by the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees on behalf of a health care aide who alleged her employer failed to accommodate her …

A former Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario employee who resigned after 17 years on long-term disability failed to convince an Ontario Superior Court of Justice judge to advance her case …

By Bob Mackin | Prince George Citizen The company that employs Canadian Air Transport Security Authority screeners at Quesnel, Smithers, Williams Lake and four other small airports did not violat… Free …

Toronto employment and workplace human rights law firm Rubin & Co. LLP has begun operations under its new name today, bringing more than two decades of client service under a …