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Ontario arbitrator: Coca-Cola justified in suspending UNVAXXED employees WITHOUT PAY

April 01, 2022 - arbitrator, employers such as Coca-Cola are "obliged to ensure that the health and safety of an employee is always protected" and statutorily required to "take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for the protection of a worker" under the Canadian Occupational Health and Safety Act.

"It strikes a reasonable balance between an employee's right to privacy and bodily integrity and the employer's right and statutory obligation to protect the health and safety ...

Ontario arbitrator rules that nurses fired for refusing COVID-19 injection were UNREASONABLY TERMINATED

March 12, 2024 - arbitrator’s ruling and will work with our ONA partners on [the] next steps."

"Hopefully, the ruling will lead to more hospitals abandoning their vaccine mandates," an Ontario nurse who spoke on condition of anonymity told LifeSiteNews. "Considering the nursing shortages across Canada, it would be amazing if more nurses could return to work."

As per a recent memo by Health Canada, the Land of Maple currently faces a shortage of 90,000 doctors, nurses and other ...

Canadian healthcare workers who challenged unlawful vaccine mandate WIN arbitration case against hospital that wrongfully terminated them

August 27, 2024 -

A total of 82 healthcare workers formerly employed with the William Osler Health System (WOHS) in Canada were recently vindicated by a Canadian arbitrator, who ruled that the nation’s leading hospitals must compensate the healthcare workers for wrongful termination.Canadian arbitrator claims vaccine mandate was “reasonable” but vindicates those who were terminated by the mandate

Toronto arbitrator John Stout made the ruling on August 12, vindicating ...

Ontario courts refuse to intervene on cases filed by employees and unions against vaccine mandates

January 13, 2022 - arbitrators on the issue.

But he was quick to point out that there's no "one-size-fits-all" solution when it comes to vaccine mandates at work. "Ultimately, what is reasonable depends on the specific circumstances of the workplace and also things like the surrounding circumstances, [like] is there really expanding community spread in the environment," Cleveland said.

According to Cleveland, a series of recent decisions has shown labor arbitrators ...

19 New York school teachers go to Supreme Court to sue for RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION after state denied vaccine exemptions

July 24, 2025 - arbitrator ruled New York City had violated Title VII, the city continued to reject exemption requests using subjective judgments like whether a belief was “too personal” or if accommodating it would impose an “undue hardship.” However, those who did receive exemptions were not required to prove they posed no burden to the city.

In recent years, the Supreme Court has declined to hear several religious exemption cases related to COVID-19 vaccination, including lawsuits ...

Microsoft now has control over a global botnet system that can be used to disrupt elections and target pro-Trump sites with DDoS attacks

October 19, 2020 - arbitrator over election confusion. If voter registration and e-pollbook systems are locked up prior to election day, Microsoft wanted to be in control, to quell voter fears. It appears Microsoft could be positioning themselves to be the gatekeeper over any election interference, voter fraud crime schemes caused by corrupt Democrats and other malicious hackers.

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SFGate.com

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U.S. lawmakers investigate Meta over alleged China collaboration

April 09, 2025 - arbitrator issued a temporary gag order that barred her from making "disparaging, critical or otherwise detrimental comments" about Meta and from promoting the book.Congressional concerns and legal challenges

Blumenthal expressed deep concern over the internal documents reviewed by the subcommittee.

"Chilling whistleblower documents reviewed by the Subcommittee paint a damning portrait of a company that would censor, conceal and deceive, to obtain access to ...

Top Canadian newspaper requires job applicants to be FULLY VAXXED

August 12, 2022 - arbitrator: Coca-Cola justified in suspending UNVAXXED employees WITHOUT PAY.

Canadian judge rules denying organ transplants to unvaxxed patients is legal.

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GlobalResearch.ca

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Houston Mayor John Whitmire says city is “broke” after decades of overspending

March 31, 2024 - arbitrator would have likely awarded the aggrieved firefighters.

"This is going to come down to a financial sacrifice by the City. Now we can either be $1.2 billion broke or we can be $650 million broke," said City Councilmember Willie Davis of the deal.

Councilmember Tiffany Thomas expressed alarm at the city's mounting debt and warned that the city government might start charging Houston residents more for services.

"Are we going to fee Houstonians?...

Amazon’s deceitful “feel good ads” mislead consumers

November 24, 2020 - arbitrator on pricing. Americans can shop online from any state which makes state laws against price gouging ineffective. This does not mean steps to prevent such actions by companies could not be put in place or that consumers cannot retaliate by taking their business elsewhere if they are aware they are being abused. Sadly, "feel-good ads" intended to create the illusion a company cares about its customers tend to massage away the truth.

This brings us to one ...

Silicon Valley has effectively banned the freedom of speech. It’s time we take it back

June 02, 2020 - arbitrators of truth’ – i.e. their truth – are now controlled by five kingdoms (down from its previous six thanks to the marriage between Viacom and CBS) known as Comcast, Walt Disney, News Corporation, Warner Media and ViacomCBS, each one of which has many dozens of obedient subsidiaries under their wing.

Now we must ask: how likely is it for the average American to achieve some semblance of ‘freedom of speech’ from any one of these media powerhouses? While we consumers ...