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UBER: And The New ‘Gig' Economy: What Are The Implications For The Future?

Uber has established a network of independent drivers who pick up clients in their own personal vehicles and deliver them in very much the same way a taxi would.

Early Exit – What Qualifies As Retiring Allowance?

If you worked with your employer prior to 1995 and are planning an early retirement, find out what changes under the Income Tax Act may mean to you.

Marijuana In The Workplace for Medical Reasons

With the recent expansion of legislation permitting the production, sale and use of marijuana for medical purposes, employers should begin to think about crafting a policy which addresses medical marijuana use in their workplace.

By |2015-11-13T00:00:00-08:00November 13, 2015|Accommodation, Articles, Drugs & Alcohol, Health & Safety|0 Comments

You Might Call It A "Discretionary" Bonus, But Is It Truly Discretionary?

Bonuses may be regarded as voluntary and non-contractual payments if they are truly discretionary. However, merely calling a bonus "discretionary" in the employment contract does not insulate an employer from claims for bonus amounts by terminated employees.

Who Will Pay That Temp?

Ontario increasing protections for temporary workers plus tips for on boarding temporary employees.

Whistle Blower Protection Policy

A Whistleblower Protection policy demonstrates an organizations commitment to taking whistle blower protections seriously and lays out the foundation for addressing some types of workplace misbehaviors

Maternity And Paternity In Quebec: Two Different Concepts

It is important to note that both mothers and fathers who decided to take parental leave could receive an additional employer-paid benefit for a certain number of weeks on top of the benefits paid under the Quebec Parental Insurance Plan.

Terminating Employees For Dishonesty And Litigating Employee Fraud Claims

This article addresses the employer's response once evidence of employee dishonesty has come to light.

By |2015-11-09T00:00:00-08:00November 9, 2015|Articles, Constructive Dismissal, Retirement, Termination|0 Comments

Saskatchewan’s Public Services Laws Limiting the Right of “Essential Services Employees"

In January, the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the unions’

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