Do you understand the following statement regarding Human Rights gender discrimination, Kijiji ad, etc., case?

That’s ridiculous. A parent can refuse to hire whoever they damn well please.

Wow. This is at least the second time this Cyrynowski guy has stepped up to babysit, then filed a complaint when he wasn’t chosen. What a jerk. I hope he gets fined after this.

Absolutely it is legitimate to find out as much information about a person as you can, including whether they are male or female.

I didn’t see anywhere where anyone was awarded $1,000. The case from 2015 was dismissed, and I fully expect this one will be too.

“An investigator in that case recommended” the mother be required to pay $1,000—$1,500 for “damages to dignity.”
I made an error. But just about that, I hope.

I found it.

“Cyrynowski contacted her, the court ruling says, and she told him she was looking for a woman to babysit her kid, and apologized. The next day, he filed a complaint. The commission investigated the complaint, and wasn’t able to get ahold of the mother to get her side of the story; in March 2015, the investigator recommended she pay $1,000 or $1,500 in damages.

”But the director of the commission dismissed the complaint in April 2015, saying parents had the final say in who gets to babysit their children. Cyrynowski appealed the decision to the chief commissioner, who, in January 2016, upheld the director’s decision.”

But she didn’t have to pay. It was dismissed.

I wonder If he had been picked for the job, should the women who got interviewed have had the right to sue.

Sure. Anybody can sue anybody for anything. But the answer would have been the same. Parents have the final say in to gets to babysit their kids.