An employee of Collège Mathieu whose return to work under a workers’ compensation agreement was announced by name to the entire staff cannot have their privacy complaint investigated. Saskatchewan’s I… …
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WSIB retiree blocked from six FSRA pension valuation reports by privacy commissioner
A retired Workplace Safety and Insurance Board employee who alleges pension funds were misappropriated will not get access to six actuarial valuation reports for Ontario’s Public Service Pension Plan,… Free …
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An RCMP inspector moved to a firearms-room security post after refusing to work unpaid overtime at the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alta., has lost his reprisal complaint against the force, …
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RBC executives fired over sexual, racist remarks lose court challenge
Three former executives of a technology company bought by Royal Bank of Canada have failed to overturn the dismissals that followed inappropriate sexual and racist remarks made at weekly virtual …
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Custom Farm must pay workers more than $100K for overtime, public holiday, and vacation pay
Custom Farm Service Inc. must pay a group of workers $105,817.08 for overtime, public holiday and vacation pay after the Ontario Labour Relations Board found they were not covered by …
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A Quadient Canada worker who said her employer’s office Halloween and Christmas contests conflicted with her religious beliefs has had her human rights application dismissed by the Human Rights Tribun… …
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Failed WorkSafeBC claim doesn’t sink Island Health pharmacy assistant’s discrimination complaint
A former hospital pharmacy assistant who alleges a co-worker told her “If we came to your country your people would kill us, but your people come here and get our …
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Black pipeline welder can pursue race complaint against firm whose managers signed his termination
A Black welder who says he faced racist comments and imagery while working on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion can pursue his discrimination complaint against Bonatti Canada Construction and the …
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Competition Bureau urges provinces to follow Ontario and restrict non-competes
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberProvinces and territories should limit the use of non-compete agreements, which can keep workers from changing jobs or starting a business even when courts would never enforce the clauses, according …
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Real estate brokerage justified in firing founder who threatened new owner: Court of Appeal
The founder of a Kenora, Ont., cottage real estate brokerage who swore at the new owner and threatened to hit him months after selling him the business was fired for …


