B.C. court restores human rights tribunal decision in dismissal of city worker
Thursday, June 29, 2017 @ 10:49 AM | By Amanda Jerome
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has restored a human rights tribunal decision to dismiss a complaint brought by a former City of Vancouver employee as the chambers judge erred “in concluding that the tribunal based its decision upon its own findings of fact, in finding that key issues of credibility required a hearing and in failing to afford sufficient deference to the tribunal.”
Gabrielle Scorer, Roper GreyellIn Francescutti v. Vancouver (City) 2017 BCCA 242, court documents show that the respondent, Joseph Francescutti, had been terminated as...
Gabrielle Scorer, Roper GreyellIn Francescutti v. Vancouver (City) 2017 BCCA 242, court documents show that the respondent, Joseph Francescutti, had been terminated as...
