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A federal public servant has lost his bid to have a Canada Border Services Agency professional standards investigation declared unreasonable, with the Federal Court dismissing his judicial review application and… …

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal has denied a worker’s claim for post-traumatic stress disorder following a conveyor belt accident but ruled that PTSD-related symptoms form part of her… …

The Ontario Labour Relations Board has denied a union’s request to reinstate two terminated workers at an Alamos Gold mine on an interim basis, finding insufficient evidence that their dismissals… …

A New Brunswick worker who suffered a panic attack following a human resources meeting has been denied workers’ compensation benefits after the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal found her experience did… …

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has upheld a summary judgment finding that an office manager misappropriated more than $1.18 million from her employer’s personal accounts, but set aside part… …

A class action lawsuit brought by Scotiabank home financing advisors over unpaid vacation and statutory holiday pay has been certified by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, clearing the way… …

An Alberta worker who introduced fabricated documents during a wrongful dismissal trial has been ordered to pay his former employer more than $492,000 in costs, after the Court of King’s… …

A B.C. Supreme Court has awarded a Vancouver restaurant server more than $90,000 after finding he was constructively dismissed when management pressured him to resign on his way to the… …

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has partly allowed an appeal by Brandt Tractor, reducing a wrongful dismissal damages award after finding the trial judge wrongly refused to deduct the… …

A federal border security officer was dismissed for cause after an adjudicator found he repeatedly searched confidential immigration databases for personal reasons, used government assets for a side business, associated… …