Unsuccessful discrimination claim for worker with poor performance

Worker claimed religious debate with manager was factor in his dismissal, but had a lengthy list of performance and behaviour issues

A religious disagreement between a British Columbia worker and his manager wasn’t enough to support an argument of discrimination when the worker was fired for ongoing performance and behaviour issues, the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has ruled.

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