About Haley O'Halloran

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

The Right To Disconnect From Work In Alberta

A while ago, I was in Court, and I witnessed

Temporary Foreign Workers: What Are The Rules?

Editor's Note Our lawyers frequently collaborate with publications in the

Rolling Out Gen AI In The Workplace

Gen AI is here. This may feel very abstract and

Proposed Amendments To Canada Labour Code Target Enhanced Work-Life Balance: Part Two

* Summer student Damon Kramer assisted in writing this blog.

Ontario Employment Law Updates: Working For Workers Four Act, 2024 Passes, Working For Workers Five Act, 2024 Introduced

In Ontario, the pace of change to employment standards legislation

Ontario Court Of Appeal Upholds Non-Competition Clause And Holds Parties To Their Bargain

A very recent decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal

New Job Posting Requirements Coming For Employers In Ontario

The Government of Ontario recently passed ‎the Working for Workers

Less Than Two Weeks To Go … Canada Supply Chain Transparency Reports Are Due May 31st

Introduction The first reports under the Fighting Against Forced Labour and

Five Bills And Counting: What Ontario’s Working For Workers Five Act, 2024 Could Mean For Employers

On May 6, 2024, Bill 190, the Working for Workers Five Act,

Decoding The Legal Jargon: A Comprehensive Guide To Understanding Your Employment In Canada (Part 1)

INTRODUCTION: Employment agreements form the backbone of the employer-employee relationship in

Court Confirms The Enforceability And Viability Of Restrictive Covenants Within M&A Transactions

Case Summary: Dr. C. Sims Dentistry Professional Corporation v. Cooke

A Roadmap For International Guests Attending Canadian Conferences

Canada's vibrant landscape of international conferences and events attracts professionals,

4 Reasons Why It Pays To Protect Your Paycheque

Most of us think of "disability" as something that happens

Reprisal And Employment Termination In Alberta

Employees in Alberta have an inherent right to speak up

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