What is the test for an allegation that the individual respondent subjected her to a reprisal for rejecting her sexual advances and solicitations by not paying her?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Anderson v. Law Help Ltd., 2016 HRTO 1683 (CanLII):
I now turn to the applicant’s allegation that the individual respondent subjected her to a reprisal for rejecting his sexual advances and solicitations by not paying her. The applicant must establish an intention on the part of the individual respondent to retaliate against her for rejecting his sexual advances and solicitations. See Noble v. York University, 2010 HRTO 878 at para. 33.
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