Employee claims she deleted many job rejection notifications because they worsened her anxiety A worker who raised bullying concerns to her director was fired shortly after speaking up. A tribunal ...

University confirms employee's dismissal after claims of antisemitism In a decision dated July 24, 2026, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario's Cyndee Todgham Cherniak ruled that an Ontario univers...

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A knee injury, a reorg, and a tribunal ruling HR can't ignore An employee's knee injury didn't disappear when his job did. British Columbia's human rights tribunal found that a national electronics...

The Trump administration has repeatedly gone to court this week seeking to revive its sweeping mail ballot restrictions before the midterms. But it still has not directly denied some of the most a...

He says he could out-type the whole team - then came the write-up A 67-year-old former Allstate appraiser says his team leader called him “the old guy of the group,” then fired him for being too sl...

House Returns to D.C., Passes Bill to Avert Government Shutdown. Members of the U.S. House of Representatives were back in Washington, D.C., this week following their August recess, and they got t...

Dismissed by a one-line text - and the case did not end at the compensation order The Fair Work Commission has awarded compensation to a 67-year-old room attendant who was dismissed by text after s...

The medical certificate named two people - that detail set off a misconduct probe A worker resigned after his employer questioned his medical certificate. The Fair Work Commission ruled he was not ...