The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed a discrimination and reprisal complaint filed by a former Toronto Transit Commission worker who was terminated in January 2021 after attending work …
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PREMIUM Toronto Hydro vaccine policy upheld but workers get ESA pay
Toronto Hydro had just cause to terminate workers who refused to comply with its mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, an Ontario arbitrator has ruled, but those workers remain entitled to termination… …
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PREMIUM TTC’s firing of engineering technologist not a reprisal: Ontario board
The Ontario Labour Relations Board has dismissed a reprisal application filed by a long-serving Toronto Transit Commission engineering technologist who was terminated for cause in December 2024, finding his exercise… …
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Landscovery Immigration ordered to fix filing flaws or lose appeal of $34,500 order
A Toronto-area immigration company faces dismissal of its bid to overturn a $34,500 provincial order after failing to properly serve its application before the Ontario Labour Relations Board. Landscov… Free …
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Rubin & Co. LLP launches in Toronto with full-service workplace investigations practice
Toronto employment and workplace human rights law firm Rubin & Co. LLP has begun operations under its new name today, bringing more than two decades of client service under a …
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A former real estate worker’s human rights application against her Ontario employer has been dismissed after the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario found it was filed outside the one-year limitation …
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Sanofi worker’s grievance dismissed after signing severance release
A pharmaceutical worker’s arbitration grievance was dismissed after an arbitrator ruled it was barred by a release the worker signed when she accepted a severance package and ended her employment. …
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PREMIUM Transit worker’s PTSD benefits upheld after fare dispute assault
A Toronto-area transit bus operator will continue to receive workers’ compensation benefits for a work-related post-traumatic stress disorder that left him permanently unable to work near public transit vehicles, the… …
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PREMIUM BMO Nesbitt Burns can call police officer as witness in reprisal hearing
The Ontario Labour Relations Board has denied a motion to block a Toronto Police Service constable from testifying in a reprisal complaint against BMO Nesbitt Burns, ruling the officer’s evidence… …
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PREMIUM University Health Network can waive six-month job posting rule, arbitrator finds
A Toronto hospital retained the discretion to consider a worker for a new position even though he had been in his current role for less than six months, an Ontario… …


