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About Haley O'Halloran

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

The Law Helps Those Who Help Themselves: Lessons For Employers From Wilds V. 1959612 Ontario Inc.

In the context of adversarial litigation, it is tempting to

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Requirements To Prevent And Reduce The Risk Of Forced Labour Or Child Labour: What Businesses Need To Know To Comply
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Requirements To Prevent And Reduce The Risk Of Forced Labour Or Child Labour: What Businesses Need To Know To Comply

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Requirements To Prevent And Reduce The Risk Of Forced Labour Or Child Labour: What Businesses Need To Know To Comply

On May 11, 2023, the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child

Possible New Restrictions On Employers’ Right To Require Medical Certificates

Quebec is currently facing a major shortage of physicians. To

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Ontario Court Of Appeal Confirms Duty To Provide Honest Reasons For Termination
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Ontario Court Of Appeal Confirms Duty To Provide Honest Reasons For Termination

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Ontario Court Of Appeal Confirms Duty To Provide Honest Reasons For Termination

In Krmpotic v. Thunder Bay Electronics Limited,[1] (Krmpotic) the Ontario Court of

Labour Market Benefit Plan And Transition Plan: Complete Immigration Guide
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Labour Market Benefit Plan And Transition Plan: Complete Immigration Guide

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Labour Market Benefit Plan And Transition Plan: Complete Immigration Guide

If you have heard about LMIA, then you must have heard

Here Are The 10 Biggest Mistakes Employees Make
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Here Are The 10 Biggest Mistakes Employees Make

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Here Are The 10 Biggest Mistakes Employees Make

HR's loyalty and legal obligation is to the employer, not

Harassment And Violence In The Workplace: An Overview Of Recent Legislative Changes Introduced By Bill 42
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Harassment And Violence In The Workplace: An Overview Of Recent Legislative Changes Introduced By Bill 42

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Harassment And Violence In The Workplace: An Overview Of Recent Legislative Changes Introduced By Bill 42

Introduction In 2020, faced with statistics showing that nearly one

Employment Law Around The Campfire: Best Practices For Summer Workplace Law Issues
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Employment Law Around The Campfire: Best Practices For Summer Workplace Law Issues

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Employment Law Around The Campfire: Best Practices For Summer Workplace Law Issues

We have a short and sweet summer in Canada. Getting

Commercial Non-Competition Clauses Are Enforceable, Ontario Court Of Appeal Rules
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Commercial Non-Competition Clauses Are Enforceable, Ontario Court Of Appeal Rules

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Commercial Non-Competition Clauses Are Enforceable, Ontario Court Of Appeal Rules

This blog was completed with the assistance of Summer Law

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Are Companies Liable For The Misconduct Of Their Execs Or Employees?

Employers have a legal duty to provide their employees with

Pathways To Canada: Immigration Options For Tech Professionals

Canada's technology sector is growing, and the demand for top

A Guide On Selling Your Business To A Foreigner

Finding a buyer for your small business can be a

Workplace Investigation Helps Avoid Costly Litigation
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Workplace Investigation Helps Avoid Costly Litigation

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Workplace Investigation Helps Avoid Costly Litigation

The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal (“BCHRT”) recently dismissed a

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IFW July Newsletter – The Latest News On Aggravated Damages

WHAT'S NEW IN THE LAW A recent Court of Appeal

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