William caressed his coworkers shoulders without her permission in the breakroom. She reported it to her boss who then reported it to the police. What's the charge?

A 72-year-old pensioner was robbed of $23,000 moments after she left a bank in St. Augustine on Monday.   Uncutt News was told that the woman, who lives at Valsayn South, was also robbed of her purse which contained personal items. Around 1:30 pm on Monday 24th April 2023, the victim emerged from Scotia Bank at the corner of St. John's Road and Eastern Main Road in St. Augustine and was walking through the car park when a car stopped near her. Two suspects got out of a grey Toyota motorcar Reg. No. PDJ 9252 and approached her. One of the suspects pointed a gun at the woman and announced a robbery. The victim, Uncutt understands, handed over a white envelope that contained TTD 23,000. She was also relieved of two gold rings, and a black wallet with personal items including her Driver's Permit and national ID card. The suspects re-entered their vehicle and fled the scene. A report was made to the police and PC Mosan of the St. Joseph CID was detailed to investigate the incident.…

What issues must the court decide in this case? John Hitman was fired when he was caught carrying a gun into work. He was hospitalized following the incident and was diagnosed with a mental disorder. His attorney informed the company of his mental status and asked that they delay any decision about his employment status. The company fired John for his clear violation of company rules.

On July 25, 2008, 15-year-old Andrew James was working as a labourer for Interlake Paving in Stony Mountain, Manitoba. Interlake, a small company owned by Gerald Shepell, had been contracted to pave a parking lot. James was standing on the box of a semi-trailer, scooping out asphalt with a shovel. The trailer gate unexpectedly swung open, shaking the truck. James lost his footing and fell into the asphalt in the trailer, which quickly poured out through the trailer gate onto the ground, burying him. James died almost immediately from the intense heat of the asphalt. Shepell tried to dig James out, sustaining severe burns to his own hands, arms, feet, and legs. Shepell later pled guilty to breaches of the Workplace Safety and Health Act and the Employment Standards Code (James was under-age) and was fined 34,000.     You have been asked to assist the incident investigation team and complete a hazard assessment. Please provide detailed answers to the following questions to assist the…