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3 weeks' pay? More like 9 months, says B.C. court

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By Lin Albalos
| Canadian HR Reporter Verified
A British Columbia aerospace company that dismissed a senior manager with three weeks' pay has been ordered to pay him nine months instead, after the BC Supreme Court ruled on May 1, 2026, that its termination clause was so badly drafted it was legally meaningless. In Kular v. Avcorp Industries Inc.
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Vague doctor's note? Not enough, says the HRTO

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By Lin Albalos
| Human Resources Director Canada Verified
Adjudicator says 'totally disabled' label alone won't establish a Code disability An Ontario worker who was laid off shortly after going on medical leave has lost her bid to prove disability discrimination, after the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario found her doctor's notes failed to establish she actually had a disability under the Human Rights Code.
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Colliers fires worker mid-accommodation, BC tribunal orders nearly $40K payout

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By Lin Albalos
| Human Resources Director Canada Verified
Ruling spells out what employers must do before pulling the trigger In a decision issued April 9, 2026, British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal Member Jonathan Chapnick ruled that Colliers Project Leaders Inc. discriminated against an assistant project manager when it terminated his employment roughly seven weeks into the job, before completing the accommodation inquiry it had already started.
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