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Decision 2026-08-27 · Open coverage

Grant v Government of Yukon

A Yukon human rights board found that repeated ancestry and sex based remarks by a highways supervisor amounted to harassment and that the government failed to prevent or rectify it. The employer was ordered to pay $44,000.

Published 2026-10-06 · Member analysis

Burnout Isn’t an Employee Wellness Problem

Burnout can hide behind strong performance until the employee has no capacity left. By the time the work stops, employers may discover how much of the system was being held together by effort nobody counted.

Published 2026-10-03 · Member analysis

When the Investigation Is Over but the Problem Isn't

Handling a reported incident and reviewing whether prevention is working are related jobs, not the same job. Ontario, British Columbia and federal guidance each address the gap in their own way.

Published 2026-10-02 · Member analysis

The Longer You Wait, the More the Conversation Has to Carry

A difficult conversation rarely stays the same size while you avoid it. When friendship predates a promotion, waiting can turn a manageable workplace boundary into a much heavier discussion about trust, authority and what the relationship now permits.

Decision 2026-10-01 · Member analysis

Manitoba sets two thresholds for sick note requests from October 1

Starting October 1, 2026, employers covered by Manitoba's Employment Standards Code can require a sick note if an absence exceeds one week or illness and injury absences exceed 10 scheduled workdays in the calendar year. Either threshold is sufficient.

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