A Human Rights Tribunal in a rare ruling has ordered a complainant to pay $25,000 in costs for filing a frivolous claim against his former employer. The accusations were so outlandish they appeared “designed to obstruct the Tribunal’s process,” wrote an adjudicator: ‘This has all the markings of a frivolous and vexatious complaint.’
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