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The Liquor Distribution Branch must hand over an internal document outlining how it handled accommodation requests during the COVID-19 vaccination mandate, British Columbia’s Information and Privacy C… Free Membership Required …

The Ministry of Social Services failed to conduct a thorough search for records on vacant positions, employee overtime and temporary staffing, Saskatchewan’s information and privacy commissioner has f… Free Membership …

A worker terminated by GoEasy Ltd. has been awarded an additional $1,736.10 in dividends tied to a restricted share unit granted before his dismissal, after the Ontario Superior Court of …

A Vancouver worker’s wrongful dismissal lawsuit against a Victoria-based construction company will proceed in Vancouver, after the Supreme Court of British Columbia rejected the employer’s bid to tran… Free Membership …

An Alberta worker who says he was fired after reporting a workplace injury has had his human rights complaint against HCM Contractors dismissed by the Alberta Human Rights Commission, which …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a worker’s discrimination and reprisal complaint against Matrix Logistics Services, ruling the application fell outside its jurisdiction because the … Free Membership …

An Ottawa nurse who performed cosmetic injections without proper medical authorization, then falsified a record claiming she had received a telemedicine order, has been suspended for six months by the… …

The Federal Court has dismissed a bid by tower construction company WesTower Communications to have its workforce governed by provincial labour law, upholding a federal government decision that found … …

A worker at a Corner Brook, N.L. grocery store has been convicted of eight counts of fraud and one count of theft after a judge found he ran a scheme …

A former desktop computer technician who was fired in July 2022 has been awarded a Canada Pension Plan disability pension after the Appeal Division of the Social Security Tribunal of …