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 …
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An Iranian entrepreneur who wanted to launch a coffee roasting business in Vancouver has lost his challenge to the refusal of his work permit, after failing to show how he …
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PREMIUM Ex-employee must repay Montessori school $858 dental benefit after quitting
A former employee of a British Columbia Montessori school who resigned partway through her contract must repay the $858 dental benefit the school advanced her a month earlier, the Civil… …
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Subscriber ContentWrongful Dismissal
PREMIUM CDI College must answer teacher’s questions about supervisor’s Teams messages
A Quebec teacher who says he was pushed out of a CDI College job after only a few days in the classroom can make his former supervisor answer questions about… …
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A former project manager at the Organized Crime Agency of British Columbia who says a director discouraged them from seeking a promotion because of their family caregiving duties can pursue …
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A health-care worker fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine on religious grounds will get a full hearing on her discrimination complaint against the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), the B… …
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A national human rights organization has been refused permission to intervene in an appeal over Simon Fraser University faculty association resolutions on Gaza and arms divestment, while two academic … …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsFeatured
B.C. government worker can’t scrub name from vaccine dispute rulings
A B.C. government worker placed on unpaid leave under the province’s COVID-19 vaccine policy has lost her bid to have her name removed from published decisions, along with her attempts …
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Our FavouritesWorkplace Investigations
City of Port Moody must release factual parts of harassment investigation report
A worker who complained of bullying and harassment at the City of Port Moody is entitled to see large portions of a 19-page investigation report the city withheld from him …
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Maple Ridge, B.C., arborist fired after ‘meltdown’ loses disability discrimination complaint
A City of Maple Ridge arborist fired after what he described as a “six-minute loss of control meltdown” has lost his human rights complaint after the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal …


