Lawsuit claims internal turmoil at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board
A former adjudicator with the Landlord and Tenant Board suing the Ontario government and his former supervisor for wrongful dismissal has claimed his judicial independence was undermined by a combination of a toxic workplace and micromanaging.
The claim filed in November, 2024, by Elan Shemtov offers a rare glimpse of the inner workings of one of the province’s busiest judicial workplaces.
Categories
Recent Posts
CEO of Ontario real estate regulator out in wake of iPro scandal, agents still waiting for commissions
This three-bedroom Toronto condo is for sale at a $300,000 loss. The listing realtor says it's all too common
Condo industry expects worst year on record — with only 165 new condos selling in Toronto area last month
First visitor to Edmonton semi pens offer $100 over list price
Seller of condo with CN Tower view gets price close to asking
Flexible workspaces expand to small towns and suburbs
CMHC reports November housing starts up 9.4 per cent from October
November home sales down almost 11% annually as market hits 'holding pattern': CREA
Toronto city staff want to put new limits on 'iceberg homes,' which can have several storeys underground
Sellers in Airdrie delay listing, see market decline as they finish renovations
"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "