A worker banned from a liquefied natural gas construction site near Kitimat, B.C. after a random drug dog search has had his privacy complaint against the project’s prime contractor upheld …
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A former employee of Vegpro International has lost his bid to recover unpaid retirement plan contributions, a performance bonus and additional termination pay, after the Civil Resolution Tribunal of B… …
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PREMIUM Liquor store manager in B.C. reinstated after donating unsellable whiskey to charity
A Castlegar, B.C., liquor store manager fired for removing a bottle of whiskey from her store without paying for it has been reinstated by a labour arbitrator, who found she… …
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The City of Burnaby did not violate provincial privacy law when it collected, used and disclosed a former employee’s medical information during an investigation into alleged disability benefits misrep… Free …
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A peace officer with the Town of Okotoks who complained that his employer improperly reviewed and used footage from his body-worn camera has had the complaint dismissed by Alberta’s Office …
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Human rights tribunal denies bid to keep B.C. worker’s name confidential in discrimination case
The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has denied an application from a worker to keep her name confidential in a discrimination complaint against her former employer, and has ordered the …
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B.C. court dismisses Investors Group director’s wrongful dismissal claim
A financial services professional who spent 14 years with Investors Group Financial Services Inc. has lost his wrongful dismissal claim, with the Supreme Court of British Columbia finding he accepted …
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Monk Office Supply ordered to pay fired controller $40,000 but B.C. court rejects aggravated damages
A corporate controller fired from Monk Office Supply Ltd. less than three months into the job has been awarded four months’ pay in lieu of notice, but was denied aggravated …
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Interior Health nurse’s political belief didn’t excuse non-compliance with COVID vaccine mandate
A nurse fired by Interior Health Authority for declining a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine has lost her human rights complaint after the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal found …
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PREMIUM Van-Whole Produce’s $25K settlement offer was reasonable, B.C. tribunal rejects worker’s claim
The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a human rights complaint filed by a warehouse worker who alleged Van-Whole Produce terminated his employment because of his disabilities, ruling that… …


