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Issue 552 • Mar. 10, 2010
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CASES AND TRENDS
Privacy commish okays GPS on work vehicles
Decision defines specific uses for which employers can use tracking devices
Workplace accident was employee’s fault: Court
Employer took precautions against foreseeable safety hazards but employee’s carelessness caused workplace accident
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Delaying or cancelling a promised raise
Economic concerns delayed promised raise
Employee called to jury duty
Accommodating an employee's call to jury duty
CASE IN POINT
New owner, new work permits
Mergers and acquisitions can impact foreign workers who are in Canada under specific circumstances
MORE CASES
One-day suspension appropriate for storming manager’s office: Board
Supervisor rebelled against new evaluation system
Misunderstanding over sick time leads to firing
Manager and employee crossed signals regarding employee's return date
YOU MAKE THE CALL
Dispute over vacation is no day at the beach
Employer refused to allow carry-over of unused vacation days
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