A Toronto condominium building manager who lost his job when a new property management company took over servicing his building is entitled to $78,925 in common law notice, the Court… …
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Toronto hotel worker ordered to pay $1,500 in costs after losing sex discrimination fight
A Toronto hotel maintenance worker has been ordered to pay $1,500 in costs after the Divisional Court of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed her application for judicial review …
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Former teaching assistant at TMU awarded $7K after university president revealed he’d been fired
A former graduate teaching assistant at Toronto Metropolitan University has been awarded $7,000 after the university’s president broke with its own confidentiality practices by telling a Jewish advoca… Free Membership …
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A correctional officer at the Toronto South Detention Centre who was escorted off the job and suspended with pay after colleagues raised misconduct allegations against him has lost his human …
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PREMIUM School janitor’s admission he wasn’t ‘doing stuff unless absolutely necessary’ costs him his job
A Toronto District School Board caretaker who told his physician he was “not doing stuff unless absolutely necessary” during a lengthy medical absence has lost his bid to overturn his… …
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A senior server at a Susur Lee restaurant in Toronto has won a new trial after Ontario’s Divisional Court set aside a ruling dismissing the worker’s constructive dismissal claim. The …
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Former Canadian Football League wide receiver Arland Bruce, who established three collective agreement violations tied to his 2012 concussion, will recover only the mandatory costs set out in the cont… …
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The City of Toronto must disclose portions of a child-care operator’s budget records to a union that requested them, Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner has ruled. The union had asked …
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PREMIUM TTC ordered to end random drug and alcohol testing of transit employees
An arbitrator has ordered the Toronto Transit Commission to immediately stop randomly testing its safety-sensitive employees for drugs and alcohol, ruling the seven-year-old program violates both the Charter of Rights… …
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PREMIUM Toronto Transit Commission ordered to reinstate operator fired after drug test
The Toronto Transit Commission has been ordered to reinstate a subway operator it fired following a non-compliant random drug test, after a labour arbitrator found the testing violated the Ontario… …


