Employment law

Quebec Court of Appeal determines obligations for reassigning pregnant employees for safety reasons

Worker filed complaint after employer completely removed her from work following request for safe work

Quebec Court of Appeal determines obligations for reassigning pregnant employees for safety reasons

Worker files discrimination complaint after union reached grievance settlement

Settlement constituted full resolve of all matters; employer claimed abuse of process

Worker files discrimination complaint after union reached grievance settlement

Probationary worker contests dismissal for suitability, claims discrimination

'If the worker wasn't in the probationary period, this conduct probably wouldn't amount to just cause'

Probationary worker contests dismissal for suitability, claims discrimination

Ontario worker fired for refusal to participate in safety coaching process, shouting at management

Worker stuck to his guns throughout disciplinary, arbitration processes

Ontario worker fired for refusal to participate in safety coaching process, shouting at management

Province's minimum wage jumping to $15.35 in October

Government says it's aiming to balance affordability and business needs

Province's minimum wage jumping to $15.35 in October

Rules around workplace surveillance clarified in Quebec ruling

'It's a decision that gives comfort to employers,' says lawyer discussing implications of CAI decision on employee monitoring

Rules around workplace surveillance clarified in Quebec ruling