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New Developments in Harassment and Poisoned Environment Jurisprudence in Ontario

  • July 24, 2017
  • BakerLaw
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The month of June, 2017 was full of promising decisions from the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal with respect to workplace harassment and poisoned environment. In Gricken v Andriano, the Tribunal awarded $20,000 to a complainant whose landlord persistently harassed her on the basis of sex. » Read the rest

New Decision Puts Responsibility on Employers to Remedy Poisoned Work Environments

  • July 24, 2017
  • BakerLaw
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The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario’s recent decision in George v 1735475 Ontario Limited (2017 HRTO 761) is an important precedent in combatting discrimination that permeates a work environment. This type of discrimination is known as a ‘poisoned environment’. In this case, a construction company was found liable for a racially poisoned environment. » Read the rest