Revenge Porn Policy
The key to managing liability risks is to recognize that revenge porn in the workplace is, in fact, a risk and address it by expressly banning such behaviour in your key workplace conduct policies.
The key to managing liability risks is to recognize that revenge porn in the workplace is, in fact, a risk and address it by expressly banning such behaviour in your key workplace conduct policies.
Avoid costly errors when reporting separation payments in the Record Of Employment.
How do you measure HR competency?
Just having a social media policy isn’t enough to hold employees accountable!
How do you pay practicum students on a 2 month contract?
This Model Policy is based on templates from the Ontario Human Rights Commission and WorkSafeBC, but HR managers in any part of the country may adapt this Model Policy for use at their own workplace.
Using the “control rule” to determine if employee tips are EI “insurable income.”
On June 20th, the Canadian federal and provincial finance ministers met to discuss CPP enhancement. To the surprise of many, the federal government and the provinces, except for Quebec and Manitoba, reached an agreement in principle to enhance CPP.
A policy that helps you modify your drug policy to provide some flexibility for the lawful use of medical marijuana.
I’m looking for some advice on how to approach my Director and discuss my need to schedule a recurring one on one meeting with them. The usual response I receive is that “I’m too busy right now”… and then its put off until later, which often affects my performance and response time to inquiries.
What do you recommend for learning opportunities to enable knowledge and skills around employee benefit, WCB, managing leaves/accommodations and pensions?
As has been widely reported by the Canadian media, the Ontario government intends to introduce the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (the “ORPP”) as a supplement to the Canada Pension Plan (“CPP”).
No preparation is more crucial to outsourcing success than setting clear objectives and metrics to measure whether they’re being achieved.
In a landmark case, a 46-year-old businesswoman named Jennilyn Morris was sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of exploiting foreign workers.