The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed most of a former employee’s allegations that his ex-employer breached their settlement agreement, finding it lacks jurisdiction over claims that fall… Free …
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Ontario’s Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed an application by a Home Depot worker who alleged the retailer repeatedly denied her promotions in reprisal for complaints she raised about its hiring …
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FeaturedMental HealthWorkplace Investigations
Placing manager on paid leave while anonymous complaint investigated was not reprisal: Board
A manager at IWK Health who was placed on paid administrative leave while an anonymous complaint against him was investigated has lost his bid to have the leave declared a …
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Ontario nurse loses registration over false employment claims at a Detroit hospital
The College of Nurses of Ontario has revoked the certificate of registration of a registered practical nurse after its Discipline Committee found she reported years of employment at a Detroit …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsFeaturedWorkplace Investigations
CRA union officials lose complaints over harassment investigation
Two Canada Revenue Agency employees who serve as union officials have lost four labour complaints alleging the agency retaliated against them by launching a harassment investigation into a letter they… …
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The Ontario Labour Relations Board has rejected a worker’s requests to have its vice-chair step aside for bias and to reconsider an earlier ruling that barred him from adding a …
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FeaturedSmall Claims CourtWrongful Dismissal
New Brunswick court sets aside default judgment in wrongful dismissal case against Belfor
The Small Claims Court of New Brunswick has set aside a default judgment obtained by a former worker in a wrongful dismissal case, giving Belfor (Canada) Inc. the chance to …
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A truck driver who spent more than eight years hauling bread deliveries for an Alberta trucking company was an employee, not an independent contractor, and was fired without notice rather …
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FeaturedImmigration
Manitoba board dismisses health coverage appeal for foreign worker over Vancouver work permit
A temporary foreign worker who lost Manitoba health coverage after their work permit named Vancouver as the employment location has been unable to have it reinstated, after the Manitoba Health …
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Nova Scotia board dismisses call centre’s bid to avoid mass layoff notice payments
A Nova Scotia call centre operator has lost its appeal seeking to avoid nearly $200,000 in termination pay for 69 workers laid off after its sole client ended a service …


