What Is the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO)?
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) is an independent tribunal that hears and decides human rights complaints in Ontario....
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) is an independent tribunal that hears and decides human rights complaints in Ontario....
Ontario has comprehensive human rights protections in the workplace, but those rights have limits. When an employee is treated differently...
Being yelled at by a manager or supervisor can be upsetting and humiliating. Many employees wonder whether this behaviour is...
Employees in Ontario have the right to request workplace accommodations when job requirements conflict with protected human rights grounds such...
Medical information requests from employers are one of the most frequently misunderstood areas of Ontario employment law. Employees often feel...
The Ontario Human Rights Code is one of the most important laws protecting individuals from discrimination and harassment in Ontario....
Age discrimination is one of the most common and misunderstood workplace issues in Ontario. Many employees do not realize what...
Many employees believe that having a criminal record means they have no legal protection in the workplace. That is not...
Unionized employees often assume that all workplace disputes must go through their union. While unions play an important role in...
Job interviews are stressful enough. But what happens when an employer crosses the line? Many job applicants in Ontario are...
Discrimination in the workplace can affect an employee's job security, health, and legal rights. In Ontario, workplace discrimination often overlaps...
In Ontario, employers are required to adjust workplace rules when they create barriers related to protected grounds such as disability,...