A former employee of Vegpro International has lost his bid to recover unpaid retirement plan contributions, a performance bonus and additional termination pay, after the Civil Resolution Tribunal of B… …
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Immigration consultant loses licence over bogus Tim Hortons job offers
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant who arranged Tim Hortons job offers for clients who never applied for or interviewed for the positions has had his licence permanently revoked by the …
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Human rights tribunal dismisses nurse’s discrimination complaint against Waterloo, Ont., care home
A former night-shift nurse at Sunnyside Home who alleged she was discriminated against because of her race and disability, and terminated in reprisal for raising workplace concerns, has had her …
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A human rights application filed against Mirmil Products has been dismissed as an abuse of process by the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, after the applicant accused his own lawyer …
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has rescinded a ruling that found Amazon Canada Fulfillment Services in default of a former employee’s human rights application, after determining the company may …
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By Marwan El Gaddafi As of Sept. 1, Muslim students at Québec’s post-secondary colleges, known as CEGEPs, will have no place to perform their daily prayers. Jewish, Christian and Muslim …
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Tribunal upholds lawyer’s suspension over sexual harassment of employees
An Ontario lawyer’s bid to overturn his four-month licence suspension for sexually harassing two employees at his firm has been dismissed by the Law Society Tribunal’s appeal division. The lawyer, …
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Arbitrator rejects TMU bid to disqualify union’s co-counsel
An Ontario labour arbitrator has dismissed a motion by Toronto Metropolitan University seeking to bar two in-house lawyers with the Canadian Association of University Teachers from acting as co-counse… Free …
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A 65-year-old server and cashier who lost her job when a Calgary restaurant closed has been awarded damages for wrongful dismissal by the Alberta Court of Justice, after the court …
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The City of Burnaby did not violate provincial privacy law when it collected, used and disclosed a former employee’s medical information during an investigation into alleged disability benefits misrep… Free …


