Payroll

BC Hydro broke workers' comp law by discouraging injury reporting: court

'The employer sought to discourage and dissuade the worker from reporting her mental disorder'

Equal pay rules take shape for federally regulated employers

New Canada Labour Code regulations intend to close wage gaps — with fines for non-compliance

Equal pay rules take shape for federally regulated employers

Departing lawyer not entitled to fees on files finished by others: appeal court

Personal injury lawyer jumping ship in Ontario looks to collect on share of fees from clients

Departing lawyer not entitled to fees on files finished by others: appeal court

Court certifies foreign-trained doctors' overtime class-action against AHS

Doctors say Alberta Health Services failed to pay overtime, denied rest breaks

Court certifies foreign-trained doctors' overtime class-action against AHS

'Nothing short of cruel': Employer’s fake day-off email sparks backlash from union

Phishing awareness test promised workers extra paid day off — only to reveal it was cybersecurity exercise

'Nothing short of cruel': Employer’s fake day-off email sparks backlash from union

Should a firefighter hurt playing wallyball be given workers' comp?

Appeals commission looks at links to workplace with back injury

Should a firefighter hurt playing wallyball be given workers' comp?