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Haley O'Halloran is a writer and editor based in Ontario, Canada.

When Employees Compete With Employers: How To Protect Your Business
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When Employees Compete With Employers: How To Protect Your Business

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When Employees Compete With Employers: How To Protect Your Business

Employers trust employees with vital information related to clients, projects,

What Will The Working For Workers Five Act Mean For Employers?
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What Will The Working For Workers Five Act Mean For Employers?

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What Will The Working For Workers Five Act Mean For Employers?

On May 6, 2024, the Ontario Government introduced Bill 190: Working

The Public Sector Employers Amendment Act What You Need To Know
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The Public Sector Employers Amendment Act What You Need To Know

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The Public Sector Employers Amendment Act What You Need To Know

On November 1, 2023, Bill 5 (the Public Sector Employers

Some Disputes Are Baked Into The Cake, But Others Can Be Harder For Members To Stomach
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Some Disputes Are Baked Into The Cake, But Others Can Be Harder For Members To Stomach

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Some Disputes Are Baked Into The Cake, But Others Can Be Harder For Members To Stomach

Unions and the employees they represent are not monolithic. There

Reminder To Prince Edward Island Employers: New Paid Sick Leave Entitlements Start October 1, 2024
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Reminder To Prince Edward Island Employers: New Paid Sick Leave Entitlements Start October 1, 2024

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Reminder To Prince Edward Island Employers: New Paid Sick Leave Entitlements Start October 1, 2024

On October 1, 2024, Bill 106, An Act to Amend the

R V Greater Sudbury (City) Continued: The Due Diligence Defence For Owner-Employers Under OHSA

As readers will recall, the Supreme Court of Canada's decision

Employment And Labour Newsletter – Montréal
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Employment And Labour Newsletter – Montréal

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Employment And Labour Newsletter – Montréal

The right to a harassment free workplace... 20 years later!1

Confidentiality Limited: When Anonymous Whistleblowers Must Be Identified
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Confidentiality Limited: When Anonymous Whistleblowers Must Be Identified

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Confidentiality Limited: When Anonymous Whistleblowers Must Be Identified

Bottom Line In Jarvis v The Toronto-Dominion Bank ("Jarvis"), the Ontario Superior

British Columbia Court Of Appeal Takes The Practical Approach To Interpreting Termination Provisions
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British Columbia Court Of Appeal Takes The Practical Approach To Interpreting Termination Provisions

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British Columbia Court Of Appeal Takes The Practical Approach To Interpreting Termination Provisions

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently released its decision

A Path To Growth: Creating An Effective International Mobility Policy For Your Business
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A Path To Growth: Creating An Effective International Mobility Policy For Your Business

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A Path To Growth: Creating An Effective International Mobility Policy For Your Business

Developing and implementing an international mobility policy is intended to

A Funky Situation: Is Disciplining An Employee For Body Odour A Form Of Discrimination?
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A Funky Situation: Is Disciplining An Employee For Body Odour A Form Of Discrimination?

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A Funky Situation: Is Disciplining An Employee For Body Odour A Form Of Discrimination?

A random question occurred to me the other day, "Could

‘Working For Workers’ Means More Work For Employers
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‘Working For Workers’ Means More Work For Employers

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‘Working For Workers’ Means More Work For Employers

The Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development

BD&P Comments Regarding Guidance On Greenwashing Provisions

BD&P Managing Partner Alicia Quesnel, Partners Ted Brown and Robert

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Workplace Safety And Insurance Appeals Tribunal Rolls Out New Pre-Hearing Process

On May 6, 2024, the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance

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