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Mar 26, 2012 Print Edition:
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Right to strike falls in grey area in Canadian labour law

Impact of international law on labour rights diminished by mediation of charter: Expert

Kingston Frontenac Public Library Board

Kingston, Ontario (73 employees of a library system) and the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 2202

Nichirin Inc.

Brantford, Ontario (105 employees producing automotive brake and power steering hose sub-assemblies) and the Canadian Auto Workers, Local 504

Manitoba Health Care Employers, representing 22 hospitals, medical services and Regional Health Authorities

Province-wide in Manitoba (3,918 paramedical employees) and the Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals

Fairmont Palliser Hotel, Inn Vest Hotels XV

Calgary, Alberta (362 employees of a hotel) and the Canadian Auto Workers, Local 4273

Medical worker fired for breaching confidentiality

The grievor was employed at a hospital. He had posted photos taken in the aftermath of a patient suicide to his Facebook page. His termination was upheld.

Termination warranted for food safety violation

The grievor had not followed procedures meant to protect food safety. He had been disciplined earlier for the same failure. His age, length of service and sincere apology were not enough to tip the balance in his favour.