There’s a shocking legal matter that needs sorting out involving a group of workers with developmental disabilities in St. Catharines, Ont., who, according to allegations put to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, earned $1.25 an hour or less for 10 years.
Monday, February 6, 2012
Editorial: Discrimination Case Needs Sorting Out
This warrants coverage -- from Canada.
There’s a shocking legal matter that needs sorting out involving a group of workers with developmental disabilities in St. Catharines, Ont., who, according to allegations put to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, earned $1.25 an hour or less for 10 years.
The matter, Garrie v. Janus Joan,
involved a St. Catharines company, Janus Joan Inc., that, starting in
the late 1990s, employed several general labourers with developmental
disabilities. It also had workers who didn’t have developmental
disabilities.
There’s a shocking legal matter that needs sorting out involving a group of workers with developmental disabilities in St. Catharines, Ont., who, according to allegations put to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, earned $1.25 an hour or less for 10 years.
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