A long-serving machine operator who said he was bullied and belittled by his supervisor for years has won entitlement to benefits for chronic mental stress, after the Workplace Safety and… …
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PREMIUM Alberta tribunal awards Lifemark physiotherapist more than $1 million
The Human Rights Tribunal of Alberta has ordered Lifemark Health Corp. to pay a former physiotherapist more than $1 million in damages, finding that the company discriminated against him on… …
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PREMIUM B.C. Court of Appeal upholds vexatious litigant order against fired Horizon North worker
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia has dismissed every appeal brought by a former catering worker who was declared a vexatious litigant after years of failed attempts to relitigate… …
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PREMIUM TransLink can shield legal advice from fired vaccine objector, rules privacy commissioner
A former employee of the South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority lost his bid to obtain records the transit agency withheld as privileged, after British Columbia’s Office of the Information… …
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PREMIUM Waterloo school board in Ontario can bar sick leave for workplace injuries: Arbitrator
An arbitrator has ruled that employees of the Waterloo Region District School Board who are denied loss-of-earnings benefits by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board cannot turn to sick leave… …
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PREMIUM City of Stratford had cause to fire payroll clerk over vaccine refusal
The City of Stratford in southwestern Ontario had just cause to dismiss a payroll clerk who refused to comply with its mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, a sole arbitrator has ruled,… …
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PREMIUM EllisDon can’t deny LTD based on age, arbitrator rules
EllisDon Facilities Services (Osler) breached its collective agreement when it refused to consider a worker’s long-term disability claim because he was over 65 at the time he became disabled, an… …
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PREMIUM Court grants summary judgment to fired COO, names subsidiaries as common employers
The Court of King’s Bench of Alberta has granted summary judgment to a former chief operating officer in a wrongful dismissal action, finding he was dismissed without cause or notice… …
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PREMIUM Butcher can’t link vision loss to job, New Brunswick Court of Appeal rules
A former butcher has lost his bid for workers’ compensation after the Court of Appeal of New Brunswick upheld a tribunal’s finding that there was no link between his job… …
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PREMIUM Cannabis firm’s HR manager ordered onto sex offender registry after assaulting two employees
A human resources manager who sexually assaulted two employees at an Ontario cannabis business must register as a sex offender, after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice overturned a lower-court… …


