Bell Canada treated a manager on long-term disability leave as though she had recovered when it ended her employment and her disability coverage before a medically recommended graduated return to… …
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Six women who lost most or all of their regular employment insurance benefits after taking maternity and parental leave have had those benefits restored, the Federal Court of Appeal has …
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PREMIUM $20,000 human rights damages cap survives Charter challenge from PSAC, legal clinic
A constitutional challenge brought by the Public Service Alliance of Canada and a Toronto community legal clinic against the $20,000 cap on human rights damages has been dismissed, with the… …
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Federal Court of Appeal upholds WestJet’s termination of unvaccinated aircraft maintenance worker
A federal appeals court has dismissed a judicial review application from a former aircraft maintenance engineer who lost his job for refusing to comply with WestJet’s COVID-19 vaccination policy, find… …
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PREMIUM Federal court dismisses CPKC’s bid to overturn constructive dismissal ruling
The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway’s attempt to overturn a federal labour board ruling that found the company had constructively dismissed a worker it… …
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Federal Court of Appeal upholds personal leave pay calculation based on 20-day earnings average for CPKC worker
A Federal Court of Appeal ruling has upheld a decision requiring Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway to compensate a conductor for a paid personal leave day based on his average …
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Federal Court of Appeal upholds dismissal of Air Canada worker’s duty of fair representation complaint
The Federal Court of Appeal has upheld a labour board decision finding that a union did not breach its duty of fair representation when it negotiated a settlement for a …
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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses former CSIS employee’s challenge over complaint procedure exclusion
The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by a former Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) employee who challenged the dismissal of his workplace complaint on jurisdictional grounds… Free …
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PREMIUM Federal Court of Appeal upholds rejection of age discrimination claim in CRA promotion dispute
The Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed a complaint brought by a former Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) employee who argued he was unfairly denied a promotion due to age-based discrimination… …
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Federal Court of Appeal upholds denial of EI benefits to CAF member dismissed for vaccine policy non-compliance
A former member of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) was denied Employment Insurance (EI) benefits after being dismissed for failing to comply with the military’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, … …