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The Ontario Employment Accessibility (AODA) Deadline Looms

Ten years ago, Ontario adopted a law to ensure full accessibility to employment for people with disabilities. Here’s a quick overview of the law and the key HR processes you must have in place by January 1, 2016 to comply.

Tim Hortons Must Stand Trial for Franchisee’s Alleged Violations

The union claimed that a Tim Hortons in Fernie, BC, discriminated against temporary foreign workers from the Philippines because of their nationality.

By |2015-12-04T00:00:00-08:00December 4, 2015|Articles, Discrimination, Immigration & Citizenship|0 Comments

Festive Celebrations And The Workplace

With the holiday season in full swing, employers are in the midst of the annual balancing act between festive celebration and appropriate workplace conduct. As the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Here are some tips for planning and hosting a successful and (hopefully) incident free workplace holiday party.

The Near Future Impact of Machine Intelligence on Jobs

The list of workplace tasks and activities that machines are capable of continues to grow each year. This latest article identifies several key findings that demonstrate that in the near future automation will not necessarily eliminate most jobs but change the activities within them by redefining roles and processes, changing what people do and how they do it.

By |2015-12-02T00:00:00-08:00December 2, 2015|Articles, Computer, Internet & Social Media|0 Comments

Make Your Hiring Decisions Stick

During the first 6 months many employees are not fully committed to a new job, and this is happening more and more in today’s uncertain economy where multiple streams of work in the form of contingent and contract work are emerging as the new norm. Learn about 5 ways to retain and engage new hires in your organisation.

What Medical Information Does Your Employer Have The Right To Know About You Before Making a Claim?

What medical information is an employer allowed to know about an employer before they entitled to a medical claim. In this article the employee said that she was unlawfully treated by the employee and asked to produce excessive documents before making a claim.

By |2015-12-01T00:00:00-08:00December 1, 2015|Accommodation, Articles, Privacy|0 Comments

Bullying And Harassment: The Treatment Of Complaints And Claims By WorkSafeBC And Employers

There’s growing evidence that workplace bullying and harassment has serious outcomes for employers and workers. Fortunately, we have devised some handy tools and polices endorsed and approved by Worksafe BC which addresses such issues which are now mandatory in the workplace.

Make Anti-Corruption Compliance A Priority

The federal government's increased focus on enforcing its anti-corruption regime means that C-suite executives and risk managers must devote significant resources to ensure their companies conduct the reviews and investigations necessary to be in compliance with the Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act (CFPOA)

Tis The Season To Get Sued – Employers Beware Of Holiday Party Liability

A well-planned, inclusive holiday event will not only foster a positive climate in your workplace but will go a long way in reducing the chances of your company ending up with a costly piece of litigation in its Xmas stocking!

Social Media And Employment Law

Modern technology has created important challenges to old paradigms when it comes to workplace conduct. The internet allows basically anyone on earth to become a famous writer.

Usage of Social Media by Employers to Collect Information on Employees

Canada has adopted a European-inspired non-fragmented approach to the collection of personal information in the private sector.

A Link Between Talent Strategy and Improved Financial Outcomes

Strategies for organizational success can include cultivating a diverse and integrated workforce and then listening to them.

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