Your search matched the following posts:

Scents and Sensibility in Canadian Workplaces

By John Mastoras on March 7, 2016 Posted in Canada, Discrimination and harassment

When is an employee discriminated against because of odours in the workplace? In the recent decision of Gillis and Nova Scotia (Public Service Commission), Re, (http://canlii.ca/t/gncqd), the Nova Scotia Labour Board considered this issue. An employee advised management that scents worn by co-workers caused him dizziness, nausea, migraines, loss of appetite, insomnia, anxiety and depression. … Continue reading

Launch of the new Global Workplace Report

By Barbara D'Aquila, Margaret Rudolph (US), John Mastoras, Claire Darbourne (UK), Amanda Sanders (UK), Annette van Beers, Maartje Govaert and Karen Ainslie (ZA) on June 2, 2016 Posted in General, Whistleblowing

The Global Workplace Report is a monthly summary of our most popular blog articles from our Global Workplace Insider blog. This report provides concise commentary and insight essential for employers that want to stay current on the legal and business developments and trends impacting employment and labor matters globally. Global employment and labor trends United … Continue reading