Supreme Court news

BC payroll worker must pay back $1.9 million in misappropriated funds

BC payroll worker must pay back $1.9 million in misappropriated funds

Also $100,000 in punitive damages for 'deliberate, methodical, and exploitative fraud'

Human rights commission can now hear sexual harassment complaints from armed forces

Human rights commission can now hear sexual harassment complaints from armed forces

Changes meant to foster 'safe and respectful workplace for all members'

Manitoba court upholds Charter damages award on province’s meddling with U of M faculty negotiations

Manitoba court upholds Charter damages award on province’s meddling with U of M faculty negotiations

Panel dismisses appeal of $19.4 million award, of which $15 million is for Charter breach damages

Termination clause enforceable in complying with statutory individual notice provisions

Termination clause enforceable in complying with statutory individual notice provisions

The employee argued that the termination clause was void and he was entitled to reasonable notice

Union looks to support workers classified as contractors

Union looks to support workers classified as contractors

'We need stronger enforcement mechanisms and, frankly, we need an end to misclassification'