Noncompliance with hospital's vaccination policy not just cause: arbitrator

Noncompliance with hospital’s vaccination policy not just cause: arbitrator

By staffApril 10, 20241 Min Read

An Ontario hospital was not entitled to fire two employees who refused to comply with its vaccination policy during the pandemic, an arbitrator has ruled.

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