A B.C. electrical worker fired after he was caught twice in one day wearing running shoes on a construction site has lost his bid to show the dismissal was payback… …
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Construction firm’s ‘lack of work’ defence fails in B.C. safety reprisal case
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberA construction company that ended a labourer’s employment weeks after he raised safety concerns has failed to convince British Columbia’s Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal (WCAT) that it simply ran out… …
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Manitoba board rules apartment firm’s firing was a safety reprisal
by Todd Humberby Todd HumberA Winnipeg apartment manager’s firing was an illegal reprisal for a workplace safety complaint, the Manitoba Labour Board has ruled. The board found that Mainstreet Equity Corp. violated section 42… …
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