Privacy

The Saskatchewan Public Service Commission should release the years Ministry of Justice lawyers started work as Crown counsel, the province’s Information and Privacy Commissioner has found. The findin… Free Membership …

A former Coast Mountain Bus Company employee who asked for their full work history won’t see most of the notes labour relations advisers made while coaching supervisors on how to …

A Saskatchewan worker who won an appeal over a discriminatory firing has lost a privacy complaint against the province’s Labour Relations Board for posting that decision online, including references t… …

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 Save-On-Foods clerk fired after 27 years for allegedly eating from bulk peanut bins during overnight shifts will have to face the security footage at his arbitration hearing, after an… …

A City of Moose Jaw supervisor who read an employee’s attendance support letter aloud within earshot of administrative staff breached the worker’s privacy, Saskatchewan’s Information and Privacy Commissioner has found.… …

A truck driver who quit his job over privacy concerns, including inward-facing cameras and the alleged hacking of his phone, will get a new hearing on his claim for Employment …

A former employee of BC Children’s Hospital and the University of British Columbia who opened 317 files with B.C.’s privacy commissioner must now get permission before starting any new complaint,… …

Parties to a workplace harassment investigation at a Newfoundland and Labrador public body should have to wait until the investigation is finished before they can get the records. That is …

Port Hope’s police service does not have to disclose how much it has budgeted for the salaries of officers currently on leave, Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner has ruled. Any …