A worker who was awarded $7,000 by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal after her employer discriminated against her based on disability has lost a bid to overturn other parts of …
Discrimination
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FeaturedMental Health
Signed release blocks worker’s discrimination complaint against B.C. health authority
A worker who signed a release settling his grievance with the Provincial Health Services Authority cannot pursue his discrimination complaint, the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has ruled, fin… Free …
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed part of a former teacher’s discrimination complaint against the London Catholic District School Board and deferred the remainder, finding that allega… Free …
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The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has partially granted a motion by the Toronto-Dominion Bank to strike five witnesses from a complainant’s list in a discrimination case, while ordering the bank …
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Two workers at a Brampton veterinary products distribution centre have lost their Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario complaints alleging racial discrimination and reprisal, with the tribunal finding tha… Free Membership …
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Federal Court dismisses appeal in workplace harassment case, affirms grievance process requirement
A Federal Court judge has dismissed an appeal by a federal public servant who sought to bypass the grievance process and pursue a civil lawsuit against his employer for alleged …
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MLSE worker’s human rights case deferred pending union grievance
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has deferred a disability discrimination complaint filed by a Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment worker while her union grievance proceeds through arbitration. Th… Free …
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Arbitration/Labour RelationsFeatured
Black legal clinic worker in Toronto loses discrimination, harassment grievances
An arbitrator has dismissed race-based discrimination and harassment grievances filed by a long-serving community legal worker at a Toronto clinic, finding insufficient evidence that her workplace exp… Free Membership Required …
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FeaturedWorkplace News
Former Canadian Tire franchise ordered to pay $20,000 for racial profiling of customer
A Nova Scotia Board of Inquiry has ordered a former Canadian Tire franchise operator to pay $20,000 in general damages to a customer who was subjected to racial profiling during …
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P.E.I. appeal court upholds ruling that school boards met disclosure obligations despite missing hiring file
The Prince Edward Island Court of Appeal has upheld a lower court decision that two school boards met their document disclosure obligations in a decade-old discrimination lawsuit, despite a key …


