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The WSIB's decision to cut 466 jobs in various Ontario cities affects workers' rights and access to essential services like claims management.

Ontario's teachers and the government are at odds over contract negotiations, impacting the start of the school year for students across the province.

Durham Regional Police Deputy Chief Chris Kirkpatrick retires following an investigation into alleged racial misconduct, highlighting accountability in law enforcement.

A Windsor employer received house arrest for distributing explicit images of an employee, highlighting the importance of workplace rights and protections.

A former employee in Pickering is charged with stealing electronics worth over $22,000 from a financial business. Learn why this case matters for Ontario residents.

An Oshawa man has been charged with stealing over $22,000 in electronics from a Pickering business where he was previously employed.

Two Jamaican brothers, hired as temporary foreign workers in Ottawa, struggle to recover $178,000 in unpaid wages and damages despite an Ontario Labour Relations Board order.

Toronto police warn of a 'work task' scam where victims are tricked into sending money to keep their job ratings intact on a fake platform.

Former employees of a major Canadian telecom in Ontario have filed a lawsuit over alleged wrongful dismissals related to 'swipe-and-go' practices, raising questions about employer conduct and workplace policies.

Nearly 50 former Bell employees allege wrongful termination and sue for damages, spotlighting workplace rights in Toronto.

Peel police disciplined three officers for misconduct in a promotional process. This highlights the importance of fairness in workplace advancements.

Rogers Communications is defending against a $650,000 wrongful dismissal lawsuit by former CityNews reporter Tina Yazdani, highlighting key employment rights in Ontario.