A retail supervisor who started a janitorial services business with his cousin while holding a closed work permit has been found inadmissible… …
Labour Law
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A union representing City of Prince Albert employees has been granted permission to subpoena five city workers and cross-examine an affidavit witness… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM SaskEnergy’s drug testing after gas line strikes ruled unjustified by Court of Appeal
Five SaskEnergy natural gas workers who were sent for drug and alcohol testing after two separate gas line strikes have had their… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Carpenter who quit one job over wage dispute, but kept working second gig entitled to EI
A labourer and carpenter who quit one job after his employer refused to raise his pay, but kept working at a second… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Nurses’ 15-minute reporting time excluded from layoff definition, arbitrator rules
Time nurses spend on paid reporting duties beyond the end of a shift does not count toward the definition of a layoff,… …
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PREMIUM Halifax Catholic corporation denied $1.3-million pension surplus over 1973 wording
A Halifax Catholic corporation has been denied access to a $1,318,100 pension surplus after the Nova Scotia Labour Board found the fund’s… …
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Level 1 postmasters at Canada Post are not entitled to dental, vision and hearing benefits under their collective agreement, even when they… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Tony Stacey care home workers awarded eight-per-cent wage increase in interest arbitration
Unionized employees at a 100-bed long-term care home for veterans in Scarborough, Ont., have been awarded wage increases totalling eight per cent… …
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A grievance challenging Invista (Canada) Company’s requirement that employees resign before accessing long-term disability benefits has been dismissed by an Ontario labour… …
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A policy grievance filed on behalf of professors at the Royal Military College of Canada has succeeded in part after the school… …

