Tribunal orders two cross-applications alleging sexual harassment and reprisal to be heard together.
The Tribunal considered whether two separate human rights applications involving the same workplace and parties should be heard together.
One applicant alleged sexual solicitation by a co-worker, while the other alleged sexual harassment and reprisal by the first applicant and the employer.
The Tribunal ordered the applications to be heard together, finding significant overlap in facts and issues, and concluding that a joint hearing would be the most fair, just, and expeditious way to proceed.