A Nova Scotia Board of Inquiry has dismissed a human rights complaint alleging an electronics store employee racially profiled a Black customer, finding no evidence her race, colour or sex …
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A truck driver suing Dufferin Aggregates and a trucking contractor for wrongful dismissal and breach of the Human Rights Code has been granted a second extension of the deadline to …
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Human rights tribunal dismisses nurse’s discrimination complaint against Waterloo, Ont., care home
A former night-shift nurse at Sunnyside Home who alleged she was discriminated against because of her race and disability, and terminated in reprisal for raising workplace concerns, has had her …
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A human rights application filed against Mirmil Products has been dismissed as an abuse of process by the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, after the applicant accused his own lawyer …
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has rescinded a ruling that found Amazon Canada Fulfillment Services in default of a former employee’s human rights application, after determining the company may …
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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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Call centre worker fired over propped-open door dispute loses bid for reconsideration of human rights ruling
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has refused to reconsider a decision that found a former call centre worker was not discriminated against when she was fired following an altercation …
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PREMIUM Tribunal allows $200K claim over memorial crosses that caused anxiety for correctional officer
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City of Cornwall worker’s harassment-linked firing was not discriminatory, tribunal rules
A former water and wastewater sub-foreperson for the City of Cornwall who was fired after an investigation into workplace harassment has failed to convince the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario …
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PREMIUM Van-Whole Produce’s $25K settlement offer was reasonable, B.C. tribunal rejects worker’s claim
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