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A former Royal Bank of Canada teller who claimed the bank’s artificial intelligence research institute grew out of his 2015 emails suggesting the branch play promotional messages between songs on …

A former City of Mississauga employee who said she signed a settlement of her wrongful dismissal lawsuit under duress cannot have the deal set aside, the Court of Appeal for …

Northwest Territories employees who give evidence in workplace investigations need to be told their statements could reach the person being investigated, the territory’s information and privacy commis… Free Membership Required …

A driver who hauled aluminum-framed glass doors from the Lower Mainland to a school construction site in northern British Columbia has been awarded $592.24. He had claimed $3,000 from a …

A former employee of Advanced Orthomolecular Research who walked out of a court-ordered cross-examination after the company’s lawyer refused to sign a document admitting “I made mistakes, and I was …

A self-represented worker who says he resigned after his employer proposed a contract requiring him to hand over all his intellectual property has been ordered to provide more detail about …

An academic clinician who spent 17 years doing laboratory work in an Alberta Health Services facility cannot sue the health authority for wrongful dismissal, because the University of Alberta was …

Most Canadian employers changed their workforces over the past year in response to economic pressure, pausing hiring, laying off staff or turning to automation. U.S. tariffs played a part in …

A former Canadian Security Intelligence Service officer who left the Canada Border Services Agency rather than accept a second part-time contract has lost her discrimination complaint at the Canadian … …

A man who poured gasoline onto the floor of his former wrongful dismissal lawyer’s office and set it alight has been granted a conditional discharge by the Ontario Review Board. …