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About Haley O'Halloran

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

Changes To Federal Workplace Legislation Proposed In 2024 Budget
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Changes To Federal Workplace Legislation Proposed In 2024 Budget

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Changes To Federal Workplace Legislation Proposed In 2024 Budget

On April 16, 2024, the Federal government released its budget

Significant OHSA Penalties For Company And Director And Officer Serve As A Warning Of Future Prosecution Trends
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Significant OHSA Penalties For Company And Director And Officer Serve As A Warning Of Future Prosecution Trends

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Significant OHSA Penalties For Company And Director And Officer Serve As A Warning Of Future Prosecution Trends

On January 13, 2022, five employees of Eastway Tank, Pump

By Haley O'Halloran|2024-07-12T08:51:12-07:00July 12, 2024|Cases & Compliance Alerts, Code of Conduct & Ethics, Company Culture, Contributor, Health & Safety, HR Program Management, Labour Standards, Ontario|0 Comments

Employee Resignations: When Is A Resignation Valid?

Some employee resignations are clear-cut; the employer is provided with

An Employer’s Right To Dismiss An Employee Is Not Absolute
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An Employer’s Right To Dismiss An Employee Is Not Absolute

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An Employer’s Right To Dismiss An Employee Is Not Absolute

Case Comment: Dufault v The Corporation of the Township of

By Haley O'Halloran|2024-07-12T08:17:47-07:00July 12, 2024|Cases & Compliance Alerts, Code of Conduct & Ethics, Compensation & Benefits, Constructive Dismissal, Contributor, Employment Contracts, Hiring & Recruiting, HR Program Management, Labour Relations, Labour Standards, Ontario, Termination|0 Comments

Ontario Government Introduces The Working For Workers Five Act
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Ontario Government Introduces The Working For Workers Five Act

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Ontario Government Introduces The Working For Workers Five Act

Ontario's Bill 190 Working for Workers Five Act, 2004 ("Bill 190")

Whose Business Is It Anyways? Arbitrator Finds Union Steward Attending Diving Course During Working Hours Was Conducting Union Business
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Whose Business Is It Anyways? Arbitrator Finds Union Steward Attending Diving Course During Working Hours Was Conducting Union Business

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Whose Business Is It Anyways? Arbitrator Finds Union Steward Attending Diving Course During Working Hours Was Conducting Union Business

Bottom Line In Ontario Power Generation v. Power Workers' Union, an

A Missed Deadline: Understanding The Pathway Toward Citizenship For Second Generation Canadians Under Bill C-71
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A Missed Deadline: Understanding The Pathway Toward Citizenship For Second Generation Canadians Under Bill C-71

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A Missed Deadline: Understanding The Pathway Toward Citizenship For Second Generation Canadians Under Bill C-71

Canadian citizenship embodies opportunity, diversity, multiculturalism, and freedom. It provides

By Haley O'Halloran|2025-01-29T09:06:52-08:00July 3, 2024|Articles, Background Checking, Code of Conduct & Ethics, Contributor, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, Hiring & Recruiting, Immigration & Citizenship, Labour Standards, Ontario, Policies, Retention, Talent Management & Engagement, Team Building, Training, Onboarding & Orientation|0 Comments

The Perks And Pitfalls Of Employee Handbooks

For most employers we consult with, preparing and distributing employee

Ontario Employers, Pay Equity Or Pay The Price: Comply Now Or Face Potential Liability Retroactive To 1988

Bottom Line Pay equity is a broad concept based on

Foreign Credentials To Be Recognized In An Effort To Relieve Labour Shortage
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Foreign Credentials To Be Recognized In An Effort To Relieve Labour Shortage

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Foreign Credentials To Be Recognized In An Effort To Relieve Labour Shortage

A new law coming to effect on July 1, 2024,

By Haley O'Halloran|2025-01-29T09:15:12-08:00July 3, 2024|Articles, Background Checking, British Columbia, Contributor, Employment Contracts, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, Hiring & Recruiting, Immigration & Citizenship, Labour Relations, Labour Standards, Retention, Talent Management & Engagement, Training, Onboarding & Orientation|0 Comments

Fired Employees Who Take Company Documents Risk Serious Legal Woes
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Fired Employees Who Take Company Documents Risk Serious Legal Woes

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Fired Employees Who Take Company Documents Risk Serious Legal Woes

It is an act riddled with pitfalls. In employment law,

By Haley O'Halloran|2025-01-29T09:15:26-08:00July 3, 2024|Articles, Code of Conduct & Ethics, Company Culture, Conflict & Dispute Resolution, Contributor, Federal, Information Security, Labour Relations, Labour Standards, Off-Duty Conduct, Privacy, Termination, Termination|0 Comments

Consideration Of Government Of Canada’s Proposal To Remove 30% Rule For Pension Funds
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Consideration Of Government Of Canada’s Proposal To Remove 30% Rule For Pension Funds

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Consideration Of Government Of Canada’s Proposal To Remove 30% Rule For Pension Funds

Canada's 2024 federal budget announced a working group to explore

By Haley O'Halloran|2025-01-29T09:15:58-08:00July 3, 2024|Articles, Company Culture, Contributor, Federal, Laws & Legislation, Retirement, Workers' Compensation|0 Comments

Friend Or Foe? Why And When To Choose Someone Outside Your Company To Investigate Workplace Misconduct

Being a good employer in Canada means doing more than

Is A Decision-Maker’s Use Of AI Unfair?
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Is A Decision-Maker’s Use Of AI Unfair?

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Is A Decision-Maker’s Use Of AI Unfair?

The Canadian administrative state is under strain. Across the country,

By Haley O'Halloran|2025-01-29T09:29:12-08:00July 3, 2024|Articles, Computer, Internet & Social Media, Confidentiality & Proprietary Information, Contributor, Federal, Information Security|0 Comments

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