A grievance by Unifor, Local 601, alleging that Imperial Oil’s disability benefit forms were overly intrusive has been dismissed for want of… …
Labour Law
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A federal public servant asking to be placed on paid leave while his complaint against his union proceeds has been turned down… …
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A British Columbia trucking company has been ordered to pay $3,500 in damages after telling an injured owner operator that his job… …
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A Winnipeg unit clerk who resigned rather than cancel a trip to the Philippines has lost her complaint against her union, the… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Teachers at B.C. school district can take personal leave in partial days: Arbitrator
A British Columbia school district breached its collective agreement by deducting more personal leave time from a part-time teacher’s bank than she… …
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An application by five companies to reopen a seven-year-old labour dispute has been dismissed by the British Columbia Court of Appeal, after… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM CISSS de la Montérégie-Est in Quebec ordered to include overtime in disability pay
Two part-time health-care employees in Quebec are entitled to have overtime and callback hours included in the calculation of their short-term disability… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Prince George, B.C., library not required to notify union on workplace investigation
A grievance seeking to require Prince George Public Library to copy a union president on communications with individual employees, including notice of… …
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Labour Law
PREMIUM Securiguard must count sick, personal leave toward overtime threshold, arbitrator rules
Security guards at Vancouver International Airport are entitled to have paid sick leave and personal leave counted toward their overtime threshold, a… …
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A Canada Post worker who sought a religious exemption from the corporation’s COVID-19 vaccination policy has lost his grievance because the letter… …

