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Canadian Employment Law Today
Issue 562 • Jul. 28, 2010
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CASES AND TRENDS
Home Depot too hard-headed about turban
Selective enforcement of hard hat rule on construction site was discriminatory: Tribunal
Funding of employee’s action against union was interference: Board
Alberta employer’s coverage of almost $150,000 spent by employee challenging union merger ruled an unfair labour practice
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Whistleblower policies
Protection for employees who accuse managers of misconduct
CASE IN POINT
Stressed Coca-Cola employee fired for blowing his cap
Worker fired for punching co-worker, but was suffering from depression that should have been accommodated: Board
MORE CASES
Clearing out truck not a resignation: Board
Company assumed truck driver quit after getting ticket when he cleaned out his truck and left the keys
Tradesman sick of air quality and accommodation process
Worker refused to work in shop due to ventilation concerns but also refused to get a doctor's note
YOU MAKE THE CALL
Restaurant manager gets in hot water
Employee's neighbour created scene at restaurant and embarrassed owner
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