Human Rights Commission Report Regarding Mental Health or Addiction Problems.
The Ontario Human Rights Commission published a report profiling the
New Pension Laws
Pensions—New Laws Oct. was a busy month for pension legislation
No Sick Pay for Colonoscopy that Is Not Medically Necessary
A hospital refused sick pay under a short-term disability plan
Saskatchewan’s Public Services Laws Limiting the Right of “Essential Services Employees"
In January, the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the unions’
Changes to the Health Information Privacy and Management Act
In effect from Nov 2015 proposed changes to the Health Information
New Penalties for Temporary Foreign Workers Violations
The TFPW is a last resort measure that lets Canadian employers use foreign nationals on a temporary basis to fill skilled positions for which qualified Canadians aren’t available.
New Human Right Report Distinguishes Adults with Mood Disorders
According to a new Canadian Human Rights Commission’s report, adults
Key Statistics from the new OSFI Fact Sheet
Key statistics from the new OSFI fact sheet on Registered
Superintendent Pension Interpretive Guidelines
Dec. 22 is the deadline to comment on Superintendent Pension Interpretive Guidelines
Workers’ Comp Covers Degenerative Disc Disease
A 46-year old worker’s disc degeneration was found to be
7 Tips you can Leverage to Become More Productive at Work and at Home Gallery7 Tips you can Leverage to Become More Productive at Work and at Home
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7 Tips you can Leverage to Become More Productive at Work and at Home
In a world where work spills into life and vice versa productivity is an important component of maintaining balance while getting things done.
The 5 Phases of the Payroll Balancing Process
Here’s a detailed summary of what to do during each phase of the year-end payroll balancing process.
Payroll Trap to Avoid: Mingling Past & Current Year Source Deductions
As you start your year-end payroll process for 2015, the accuracy of your calculations may result in filing delays and even CRA penalties.
ORPP: What's Next Now That The Election Is Over
With a new federal Liberal government coming into office on November 4, 2015, what does this mean for the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (ORPP)? That's the question on the minds of many employers and workers in Ontario.