Employment law

Amazon workers seek pause on historic collective agreement

'The most fundamental right a worker has in Canada is to decide whether the workplace is unionized or not'

Amazon workers seek pause on historic collective agreement

Province opens first minimum wage public consultation in a decade

Review will examine minimum wage amount, how it is determined

Province opens first minimum wage public consultation in a decade

Federal labour board orders Ottawa to pay $28,000 over botched RTO accommodation

A ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to RTO ‘doesn't work and doesn't make sense’

Federal labour board orders Ottawa to pay $28,000 over botched RTO accommodation

Worker's refusal to share medical records sinks disability discrimination case

He was fired by text after two on-the-job injuries but one refusal sealed his fate

Worker's refusal to share medical records sinks disability discrimination case

Alberta tribunal dismisses worker's autism and ADHD discrimination claim

Even a psychologist's confirmation of ADHD and autism couldn't keep the complaint alive

Alberta tribunal dismisses worker's autism and ADHD discrimination claim

Tribunal rules shift change over theft suspicion wasn't constructive dismissal

He ran nights for 18 years, then got moved to days over a theft suspicion

Tribunal rules shift change over theft suspicion wasn't constructive dismissal