A nurse who alleges he was discriminated against while working at a Newfoundland and Labrador hospital cannot pursue those human rights allegations through his Ontario lawsuit, the Superior Court of …
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In this episode of Coffee ‘n’ Law, host and First30 CEO Amy Davies speaks with KPMG workplace law Partner Jessica Kearsey about preventing and addressing misconduct in the workplace. Amy …
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An employer that could not read the French-language submissions filed against it has been granted an adjournment by the Ontario Labour Relations Board. Axis Fencing Corporation, operating as Axis Fenc… …
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A proposed class action alleging Air Canada systemically failed to provide accessibility services to passengers who use wheelchairs has been certified by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, coverin… Free …
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A former East Side Mario’s employee has been granted anonymity and a publication ban by the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario after disclosing plans to testify about a history of …
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A learning advisor appointed to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada through a non-advertised process has kept the position after a co-worker’s complaint alleging abuse of authority was dismis… Free Membership …
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A proposed class action alleging a for-profit children’s residential care provider failed to protect youth from unnecessary physical restraints and diverted funding meant for their care has been certi… Free …
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Worker’s silence on return date sinks Statistics Canada dismissal grievance
A Statistics Canada employee who spent almost three years on medical leave without ever giving the employer a return-to-work date has lost his grievance challenging his dismissal, the Federal Public …
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BC arbitrator suspends breathalyzer testing of school assistant
An arbitrator has ordered a British Columbia school district to suspend a medical monitoring program requiring a special education assistant to submit to thrice-daily breathalyzer tests and random uri… Free …
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B.C. father pursuing daughter’s workplace bullying claim after her suicide hits FOI limit
A father whose daughter died by suicide after a dispute over her workers’ compensation claim has been limited to six freedom-of-information requests a year about her former employment, British Columbi… …