Billeh Hamud

The applicant filed a Request for Order During Proceedings seeking the production of documents related to a hiring competition, including interview notes, test questions, and reference checks of another candidate.

The Tribunal declined to order production, noting that the respondent had already agreed to provide typed copies of handwritten notes and other relevant materials.

The requested test questions were found not arguably relevant because the applicant had been waived through those stages of the competition.

The Tribunal also noted it cannot order the production of non-existent documents.

The applicant in a human rights application alleging employment discrimination and reprisal brought three procedural requests.

The Tribunal denied the request to strike a document allegedly filed by the respondent because the document was not in the Tribunal's file.

The Tribunal granted the applicant a two-day retrospective extension of time to disclose documents, finding no prejudice to the respondent.

Finally, the Tribunal ordered the respondent to disclose its arguably relevant documents within 15 days, as it had failed to comply with its disclosure obligations.