Interpersonal Violence Leave Policy (Saskatchewan)
Does your HR policy incorporate the new Sask. interpersonal violence leave requirements?
Does your HR policy incorporate the new Sask. interpersonal violence leave requirements?
Does your HR policy incorporate the new domestic violence leave requirements that took effect on Sept. 1, 2018?
Cannabis legalization made revision of workplace drug policies a top priority.
Seasonal employees may qualify for stat holiday pay, unpaid leave and termination notice.
Drug testing, termination notice, nationality and family status discrimination were among the year’s key battlegrounds
Equal pay rights of women, part-timers, temps, seasonal and casual employees
While performance reviews get plenty of ink, their legal ramifications are frequently overlooked
Completing your 2018 T4s and RL-1 slips and getting set to process payroll for 2019
Best practices for exit interviews and interviewers
Set clear guidelines on the gifts your employees can and cannot accept.
Beware the hidden tax consequences of emergency travel benefits
A series of local events and career progression resources to support women living and working with a chronic disease
Sorting out the benefits and vacation rights of employees on maternity and parental leave
Don’t blow the exit interview by asking employees the wrong questions