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More on childcare: When saying no is not discriminatory

October 23, 2014 | By Janice Rubin

I recently blogged about a case (Clark v. Bow Valley College 2014 AHRC 4) in which an employer was found by the Human Rights Tribunals of Alberta to have discriminated against an employee on the basis of her family status. The Tribunal concluded that the College had not accommodated the employee when she asked for her

Calgary college fails to accommodate employee’s childcare needs: Tribunal orders substantial damages for human rights breach

October 23, 2014 | By Janice Rubin

A recent case from the Human Rights Tribunals of Alberta is an example of how childcare is quickly becoming a hot human rights issue in the post Canada (Attorney General) v. Johnstone [1] workplace. Readers will recall that in Johnstone, the Federal Court of Appeal articulated a four part test for prima facie discrimination in family

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More on childcare: When saying no is not discriminatory

Calgary college fails to accommodate employee’s childcare needs: Tribunal orders substantial damages for human rights breach