A BC Public Service Agency employee seeking to continue working remotely from Edmonton to help care for his daughter has been denied an interim order that would have let him keep working outside ...

A federal government worker who complained that a colleague was given a job ahead of roughly 1,400 candidates still waiting in an advertised hiring competition has lost her case before the Federal ...

A six-month layoff without pay did not amount to a firing, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has ruled, upholding a lower court ...

A Winnipeg teacher's certificate cancellation — issued just 34 minutes after a different, less severe suspension letter had ...

A worker who became disabled during a 13-month working notice period is entitled to a trial on whether his long-term ...

A former Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission employee has won access to additional records tied to a harassment complaint filed against two senior executives and a human resources staff member, after ...

A Buddhist temple's negligence lawsuit against its former volunteer treasurer, seeking more than $65,000 over allegedly ...

A Nova Scotia kitchen worker who said she was bullied and intimidated by her supervisors has had her claim for a work-related ...

A Saskatoon Fleet Services worker fired for chronic absenteeism has had his termination set aside after an arbitration board ...

A worker who quit her job after her hours were cut and sick pay withheld has lost her bid for Employment Insurance benefits, ...

An insurance brokerage's lawsuit seeking more than $1.3 million from a former producer who took her book of business to a ...

A retail supervisor who started a janitorial services business with his cousin while holding a closed work permit has been found inadmissible to Canada, after the Federal Court upheld an Immigration ...