Ontario worker gets $70,000 for discrimination and reprisal firing

Employee’s perceptions of discrimination were often wrong but employer didn’t investigate and fired him following complaint

An Ontario company has been ordered by the province’s human rights tribunal to pay a former employee more than $70,000 in lost wages and other damages resulting from discrimination and harassment based on the employee’s race and reprisals for the employee’s complaint.

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