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An arbitrator has ruled that a British Columbia worker who suffered a mental injury following a physical altercation between two…
Alberta is investing more than $1 million dollars to help employers and prospective workers find success in the changing labour…
“Unsung heroes.” That’s what Erin Mandel-Shorserl calls medical laboratory professionals, who are in short supply in Ontario. In talking with…
The Ontario Court of Appeal has revised the sentence for a Dairy Queen franchise following an incident in which a…
The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a worker’s application alleging discrimination based on disability under the Ontario Human Rights…
Knowing the characteristics and test of employment relationships and independent contracts is key for employers, as is understanding the pros…
In the Americas, return-to-office (RTO) policies are hardly being implemented, according to a recent report. While most (80 per cent)…
After more than a decade of a legal battle, a former public servant has won a settlement of $1.5 million…
The federal government is not considering a move to force Air Canada’s pilots back to work if they go on…
After an altercation between two men at work, an arbitrator in B.C. recently determined the employer’s four-day suspension was an…