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Recordkeeping vs. Privacy Breach – Ask the Expert

In Alberta and British Columbia, employment standards and CRA retention requirements mandate what you can and cannot retain in terms of employee records.

Microshifting: The Work Trend That’s Redefining “Nine to Five” in Canada

Picture this: it’s 2 p.m. on a Tuesday. Your employee

Do Your Flu & Infectious Illness Prevention Measures Violate Employee Privacy?

4 ways to ensure workplace illness prevention and response complies with privacy laws.

The Future of Confidentiality and Employee Mobility in Canada

Beyond the Non-Compete  Canadian workplaces are in the middle of

Hybrid Work in Canada Is Here to Stay, But Are HR Managers Ready for What Comes Next?

When Canadian workplaces emptied almost overnight in early 2020, few

Are Canadian Employers Crossing the Line Without Realizing It When It Comes To Biometrics and Privacy in the Workplace?

A few years ago, fingerprint scanners and facial recognition cameras

How Hybrid Leave Is Reshaping HR’s Role in the Flexible Workplace

When Work and Care Collide  A decade ago, a

Everything That HR Managers Need to Know About Transitioning Employment Agreements in Canada

Canadian workplaces are shifting faster than their paperwork.

Consider New U.S. Visa Integrity Fees When Planning Your Business Travel Budget

Employees who need a visitor visa to travel to the U.S. on business must pay a new $350 Visa Integrity Fee.

Consider the Legal Ramifications Before Deploying AI for HR Functions: The Glenn Commandments

Unforeseen liability risks can totally undermine your AI solutions.

Quiet Cracking: The Subtle Erosion of Employee Value in Today’s Workplaces

There’s a new term circulating in HR circles—“quiet cracking.” Like

How Canada’s New Forced and Child Labour Law is Changing HR’s Role in Corporate Accountability

When most HR managers think about compliance, their minds go

​Is Drug or Alcohol Addiction an Excuse for Employee Misconduct? ​

How to avoid disability discrimination and failure to accommodate when disciplining employees with substance abuse issues.

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