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In the column I wrote: In a recent case before Public
Service Labour Relations Board, a party to the proceeding insisted on taping the hearing.
He is a former vice-chair of the federal Public
Service Labour Relations Board.
In a story with a long and tortured history, the Public
Service Labour Relations Board had determined that the government had to provide home contact information of bargaining unit members to the union.
In a recent case before Public
Service Labour Relations Board, a party to the proceeding insisted on taping the hearing.
He was a vice-chair of the Public
Service Labour Relations Board until 2011 and is currently a vice-chair with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
Bernard v. Canada (Attorney General), 2014 SCC 13 (34819) The Public
Service Labour Relations Board's conclusion that an employer was required to provide home contact information to a union to carry out its representational duties, is reasonable.
Canada Labour Code: arbitrator, adjudicator and referee Ontario Police Arbitration Commission: Register of Arbitrators Ottawa and Toronto Mandatory Mediation Roster Yukon Public
Service Labour Relations Board Yukon Teachers Labour Relations Board
The applicant's union withdrew her grievances from the Public
Service Labour Relations Board on the basis that they were non-adjudicable.
Part - time member, Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (2012 - 2016) Vice-chair, Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (2011 - 2012) Vice-chair, Public
Service Labour Relations Board (2005 - 2011) Member, Public Service Staff Relations Board (2002 - 2005) Counsel, Department of Justice (1997 - 98; 2000 - 2002) Executive Director, Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers (1998 - 2000) Research Officer, Social Science Employees Association (1993 - 1997) Associate, Nelligan Power (1992 - 1993)
He was a vice-chair of the Public
Service Labour Relations Board until 2011.
In the recent Public
Service Labour Relations Board decision Chatfield v. Deputy Head (Correctional Service Canada) the termination of a corrections officer was upheld after her social media posts showed that she had lied to her employer concerning a recent bereavement leave.
Not exact matches
An example is Ontario's Crown Employees Collective Bargaining Act, 1993, which contains a limited right to strike, detailed essential
services definitions and a
labour relations board section, but is not used as a comparison by either the majority or the dissent in SFL.
(4) Subject to subsection (6), no information or material furnished to or received by a
labour relations officer, grievance mediator or other person appointed under this Act to effect the settlement of a dispute or the mediation of a matter shall be disclosed except to the
Board or to the Director of Dispute Resolution
Services.
(5) Subject to subsection (6), no report of a
labour relations officer, grievance mediator or other person appointed under this Act to effect the settlement of a dispute or the mediation of a matter shall be disclosed except to the
Board or to the Director of Dispute Resolution
Services.
In a case I was personally involved in 15 years ago, on a public
service secondment, I was subjected to a summary decision by a member of the British Columbia
Labour Relations Board.
As readers of this blog will recall, in the 2011 case of Conforti v Investia Financial
Services Inc, 2011 CanLII 60897 (ON LRB) the Ontario
Labour Relations Board held that an employer's dismissal of an employee who had made a complaint of workplace harassment pursuant to the provisions of Bill 168 was not an act of «reprisal» as defined within the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Last month, the Supreme Court of Canada granted leave to appeal a judgment of the Federal Court of Appeal that overturned a determination of the Public
Service Labour Relations and Employment
Board (the «PSLREB») that not compensating employees for on - call hours violated section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (the «Charter»).
In Canada (Attorney General) v. Bodnar, the employer sought judicial review of a decision of the Public
Service Labour Relations and Employment
Board (
Board) in which the
Board held that the inclusion of disability - related absences and absences taken for the purposes of family caregiver leave in an attendance management policy was discriminatory.
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boards.
The City of Toronto is taking legal action to increase ambulance
services by filing for additional ambulances to the Ontario
Labour Relations Board (OLRB).
This is a long tradition in the
labour law world that some trace back to a decision issued by the Canada Labour Relations Board after its experiment with recording proceedings (Canadian Merchant Service Guild and Canadian Pacific Limited, [1983] 3 Can LRB
labour law world that some trace back to a decision issued by the Canada
Labour Relations Board after its experiment with recording proceedings (Canadian Merchant Service Guild and Canadian Pacific Limited, [1983] 3 Can LRB
Labour Relations Board after its experiment with recording proceedings (Canadian Merchant
Service Guild and Canadian Pacific Limited, [1983] 3 Can LRBR 87):
A member of the
Board shall not be employed in the public
service within the meaning of the Public Service Labour Relations Act during the member's term of
service within the meaning of the Public
Service Labour Relations Act during the member's term of
Service Labour Relations Act during the member's term of office.
It is important to remember that this case concerned the adjudication of a
labour grievance by the Public Service Labour Relations and Employment
labour grievance by the Public
Service Labour Relations and Employment
Labour Relations and Employment
Board.
Those were the questions that Public
Service Labour Relations and Employment
Board member Augustus Richardson was asked to answer in the case of Flatt v Treasury
Board (Department of Industry), 2014 PSLREB 2 (CanLII).
[13] The Saskatchewan
Labour Relations Board has limited jurisdiction to review the numbers of employees required to work in a given classification during a strike, but it has no authority to review whether any particular
service is essential, which classifications involve the delivery of genuinely essential
services, or whether specific employees named by the employer to work during the strike have been reasonably selected.