Must Employers Pay Workers for Time in Pre-Employment Training?
A CNESST inspector cited a recruiting firm for what she
No Proof that Excavator Contractor Violated Waterside Safety Regulations
The shovel of a hydraulic excavator being used to break
Traffic Accident Is Work Related Even If Worker Isn’t Doing Ordinary Job Duties
An injured electrician was told she could return to work
Mandatory Use of Time Tracking App Violates Employees’ Privacy
A tunnel engineering firm unilaterally implemented a rule requiring employees
Criminal Weapons Possession Charges Doesn’t Justify Worker’s Suspension
A hog fuel operator was suspended after police raided his
Fatal Traffic Accident Costs Bus Driver His Driving Position but Not His Job
A Toronto Transit Commission bus driver got fired after running
Bakery Company Fined $700,000 for Separate Temp Worker Fatalities
The first fatality took place when a tractor-trailer backed into
Hamlet Gets 18 Months’ Corporate Probation for Defying Stop Work Order
WSCC inspectors issued a stop work order banning the Hamlet
Court More than Doubles OHS Fine against Garage Owner for Explosion Death
The acetylene torch a garage mechanic was using to remove
Roofer Fined $105,252 for Fall Protection Violation
WorkSafeBC inspectors noticed 2 workers performing waterproofing work while standing
Union Loses Termination Case because It Waited Too Long to Name Arbitrator
After an employee was fired for allegedly assaulting a co-worker,
Laid Off Ironworker Loses His OHS Reprisal Case
Frustrated by repeated denials of time off to care for
Trucking Firm Fined $120,000 for Unloading Operation Fatality
A worker unloading masonry slabs of countertop material weighing several
Does Legalized Marijuana Provide More Leeway for Random Drug Testing?
The union contended that unannounced random urine drug testing of