A senior product manager terminated by Veeva Software Systems is entitled to six months’ notice and compensation for stock options and restricted stock units that would have vested during the… …
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PREMIUM Tribunal upholds dismissal of human rights complaint from Chevron worker fired during misconduct probe
The Alberta Human Rights Tribunal has upheld the dismissal of a discrimination complaint filed by a worker who was terminated while requesting medical leave during a workplace harassment investigation. The… …
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PREMIUM Stellantis worker’s human rights complaint over COVID shot dismissed after union grievance settled
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a human rights application from a worker who challenged his employer’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, ruling that the substance of his complaint… …
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PREMIUM B.C. Court of Appeal overturns arbitrator’s ruling on Purolator COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court decision and found that a labour arbitrator applied the wrong legal standard when assessing the reasonableness of Purolator Canada’s… …
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PREMIUM Arbitrator orders Guelph police to disclose unredacted workplace investigation report
An arbitrator in Ontario has ordered the Guelph Police Services Board to produce an unredacted workplace investigation report and the investigator’s complete file to the Guelph Police Association, finding the… …
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PREMIUM Ontario tech exec loses bid for 9 months wages after shareholder dispute left employment status unclear
An Ontario tech executive who continued working for nine months without pay during a shareholder dispute has been awarded only two weeks’ termination pay, after a labour board found he… …
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PREMIUM Worker awarded $35K after employer’s unannounced apartment visit, repeated texts during medical leave
An Ontario home care company must pay $34,800 to a former executive assistant after its principal made an unannounced visit to the worker’s apartment, demanded a work cellphone, and sent… …
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PREMIUM Flight attendant denied EI benefits after sexually inappropriate conversation with passenger
A flight attendant has been denied employment insurance benefits after losing his job for engaging in sexually inappropriate conversations with a passenger, with both the Social Security Tribunal’s General Division… …
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PREMIUM Step-grandparent not covered under bereavement leave clause at mining firm
An arbitrator has ruled that a mining company was entitled to claw back three days of bereavement pay from a worker who took leave following the death of his wife’s… …
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PREMIUM Former Red Lobster worker who filed 15 applications over same incident declared vexatious litigant
A former Red Lobster employee in Ontario has been declared a vexatious litigant and had his reprisal complaint dismissed after filing 15 applications with the Ontario Labour Relations Board, all… …


