Remote Working

Twenty-seven teachers at the Canadian Forces Language School have lost their bid to prepare lessons at home without a supervisor’s approval, even though the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and …

A Welland, Ont., accounts payable worker with a scent sensitivity has been awarded $7,500 after her employer, Distributed Power Canada, refused to explore letting her work from home once her… …

Most Canadian employers changed their workforces over the past year in response to economic pressure, pausing hiring, laying off staff or turning to automation. U.S. tariffs played a part in …

A remote employee fired without cause by Angus Reid Group can pursue his wrongful dismissal lawsuit in Nova Scotia, where he lived and worked, even though his employment contract pointed …

Three senior legal workers at Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal who were denied flexible work arrangements to care for their children can press ahead with their grievances, eve… …

A computer engineer with post-traumatic stress disorder has been awarded $28,000 in damages and ordered accommodated with telework for at least two years, after Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada… …

WorkSafeBC breached its collective agreement with the Compensation Employees’ Union when it required thousands of bargaining unit employees to return to the office on a fixed weekly schedule without their… …

Employers that want to pull long-time remote workers back into the office can still do it — but they have to give as much notice as they would owe in …

A labour arbitrator has dismissed a policy grievance from the Society of United Professionals seeking to stop the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) from discontinuing its hybrid work model, finding… …

A longtime vice-president who was barred from his workplace and had his remote access cut off has been awarded $373,207.83 in damages by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice after… …