Employment Law

Frederick Baker was 71 when Van Dolder’s Home Team dismissed him without cause in March 2023. He had been the company’s controller …

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

An arbitrator has ruled that the Toronto Transit Commission’s random drug and alcohol testing program violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and …

The Township of Scugog did not break provincial rules when council held a closed meeting in Ajax to interview candidates for chief …

By Barbara Ortutay and Alexandra Olson A group of 26 Meta employees has sued the company, claiming it used artificial intelligence systems to …

A British Columbia RCMP officer ordered to resign or be fired from the force in 2018 has lost an court appeal of …

The insurance producer’s manager knew what to say. When she told him, in August 2021, that a client’s representative had taken to …

A Nova Scotia call centre operator has lost its appeal seeking to avoid nearly $200,000 in termination pay for 69 workers laid …

The Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS) is urging the British Columbia government to ban or sharply limit non-disclosure agreements in cases of …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has reinstated Metro as a participant in a discrimination application the grocery company had not engaged …